It appears like a good explanation. But other commenters have pointed out how it lacks precision. Name dropping CSS modules, React query and other technologies is marketing, not research.
>the quality and intent Marin fowler’s of writing is actually respectable.
Sorry, didn't want to be picky, but the article you mentioned is not written by MarTin Fowler. And I also didn't find there many "citations" you were looking for in my article.
I'm sorry that you found my article of a little quality.
I did my best trying to analyze different approaches to Data Management, How we came to those and their problems. I illustrated those with the my own diagrams to help readers better understand the concepts.
The article is based on my 10+ years experience in the industry.
It went through many iterations of reviews and corrections.
There nothing unique in the approach I described. It builds on what libraries like ReactQuery allows to do.
I basically just tried to formalise why I see this approach as the next logical step in how we approach building UI apps.
I'm not a native English speaker and not a professional blogger. Most probably there are ways to write such an article better. I do my best learning how write better.
Having said that, I think you are not fair comparing it with your "expert-junior-evangelical" phase.
By comparison, this article properly analyzes an actual industry trend, not generalizing one developers experience: https://martinfowler.com/articles/micro-frontends.html
I’m not a believer in micro-frontends but the quality and intent Marin fowler’s of writing is actually respectable.