A federated Redux singleton pattern has been developed to ensure consistent state management across React and Next.js remotes in a hybrid micro frontend architecture. This approach prevents isolated store instances, ensuring that all remotes interact with the same central store instance created by the host application.
Developers should implement this pattern carefully to avoid common pitfalls such as incorrect configuration or runtime negotiation issues, which can be diagnosed using Redux DevTools.
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