Abstract: A system receives a user request to mount a child frontend application comprised in a primary frontend application. The system, in response to receiving the user request, checks whether the child frontend application is in a cache. The system, in response to determining that the child frontend application is not in the cache, mounts the child frontend application and initializes the child frontend application using a first lifecycle function that performs initial setup for the child frontend application. The system stores the child frontend application in the cache using a second lifecycle function for saving a current state of the child frontend application.

Abstract: A system receives a user request to mount a child frontend application comprised in a primary frontend application. The system, in response to receiving the user request, checks whether the child frontend application is in a cache. The system, in response to determining that the child frontend application is not in the cache, mounts the child frontend application and initializes the child frontend application using a first lifecycle function that performs initial setup for the child frontend application. The system stores the child frontend application in the cache using a second lifecycle function for saving a current state of the child frontend application.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and method for managing frontend application dependencies. In one aspect, a method includes: in response to determining that a first frontend application requests functionality that is not present in a first interface library of the first frontend application, activating a frontend loader application that loads an original library implementation with code for performing the functionality; injecting, via the frontend loader application, the original library implementation into a window object that functions as a specialized storage area; accessing, via the first frontend application, the original library implementation from the window object; and executing the functionality via the first frontend application using the original library implementation.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and method for providing nested frontend applications in a user interface of a management application. An exemplary method may include: generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for the management application, wherein the GUI includes a first extension point that includes a plurality of extensions, wherein each extension of the plurality of extensions is a standalone frontend application; injecting, during runtime of the management application, a first extension into the first extension point based on a personal configuration file, wherein the first extension is included in the plurality of extensions after injection; in response to receiving, via the GUI, a selection of the first extension, generating, on the GUI, a second extension point corresponding to the first extension, wherein the second extension point includes an additional plurality of extensions; and injecting, during the runtime, a second extension into the second extension point.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are systems and method for providing nested frontend applications in a user interface of a management application. An exemplary method may include: generating a graphical user interface (GUI) for the management application, wherein the GUI includes a first extension point that includes a plurality of extensions, wherein each extension of the plurality of extensions is a standalone frontend application; injecting, during runtime of the management application, a first extension into the first extension point based on a personal configuration file, wherein the first extension is included in the plurality of extensions after injection; in response to receiving, via the GUI, a selection of the first extension, generating, on the GUI, a second extension point corresponding to the first extension, wherein the second extension point includes an additional plurality of extensions; and injecting, during the runtime, a second extension into the second extension point.