Merkur

Merkur widget can be a small button, a section of a page, or an entire page of your website. A common scenario: you have an existing application and need to add a new block. You could add to the existing monolithic system… or you you can create a merkur widget, a reusable front-end microservice.

Consider this layout:

The App container can be an SPA application written with VueJS, Angular or React. It can also be a MPA application written with Symphony or Django. You can integrate Merkur widget with any web application.

You may use more than one widget on a page. Here we use a Feed widget and a Subcribe widget. Both can be written with the same framework, or they can use completely different technologies. You can also use only plain Javascript native browser APIs, leveraging the capabilities of modern browsers.