Keren Fanan and Hadar Geva on Reinventing Frontend with MyOp
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Keren Fanan and Hadar Geva discuss reinventing frontend architecture with MyOp.
In this episode of Semaphore Uncut , Keren Fanan (CEO & Co-founder) and Hadar Geva (CTO & Co-founder) of MyOp share how years of building and scaling frontend systems led them to rethink how UI should be built, shipped, and managed in production. This conversation covers: * How frontend systems break down over time due to framework churn and legacy code * Why treating UI components as runtime contracts changes how teams ship and experiment * How MyOp enables safe UI rollouts and gradual frontend modernization without redeployments * Where this approach goes beyond traditional micro-frontend architectures * How AI-generated UI is accelerating the need for more flexible frontend systems * What MyOp’s open, framework-agnostic model looks like in practice A clear, practical look at how frontend architecture is evolving—and what it means for teams building long-lived products. 👉 Read the full blog post for the complete conversation — and happy listening! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit semaphoreio.substack.com
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