Composable Backend-for-Frontend

The Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) pattern is an architectural approach where a dedicated backend service is created for each frontend application or client type.

Utilizing the BFF pattern allows developers to tailor the APIs and backend services to the specific requirements of each client. This can result in improved performance, better security controls, and a more cohesive user experience.

For the BFF architecture to be effective and sustainable, it has to be composable. BFFs should be assembled using loosely coupled, interoperable components …

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