Kevin Beier
I'm a software engineer at EnBW. I'm on Portal Patrol, an architecture team for commercial websites across EnBW, Yello, and other group companies, plus internal websites. Day to day I advise external and nearshore teams, dig up issues, and draft fixes so those sites keep shipping. I also build the internal web platform those sites use, plus a developer platform meant for more than one stack: shared tooling, standards, and Module Federation so teams can ship on their own.
I'm currently reading Slow Productivity by Cal Newport. Before that I finished Atomic Habits. Trying to make reading a regular habit.
I contribute to Module Federation open source, including @module-federation/core and @module-federation/vite. For personal projects I stick with Cursor: Desktop, Agent, IDE, Mobile, GitHub merge and preview deploys, extensions that fit cleanly, and cloud agents that get their own computer for verification, plus custom skills and agent loops.
Outside work I'm usually at the gym, on a run, on the golf course, or gaming with friends. I shoot photography and listen to a lot of music.
You can read my writing, see what I use, or reach out at hey@kevinbeier.com, X (Twitter), or LinkedIn.
Experience
Software Engineer
Cooperative Education Student (Computer Science)
Projects
Module Federation Doctor
Module Federation · Vite
Agent skills & loops
VIGAD
Writing
DIY software factory with Cursor
Inspired by Zach Lloyd's software factory posts — a DIY take on squeezing more out of subscriptions you already pay for, with GitHub, Cursor, OpenCode, or whatever CLI fits the job.
Who owns the URL?
Shell routing, remote routing, and hybrid models for Module Federation microfrontends, and how React Bridge changes the default.
AI coding agents: trying everything, babysitting everything
Field notes on Cursor, Codex, Copilot, T3 Code, and the CI/review gap that still makes parallel agents feel like unpaid work.
What I'm Listening To
Show your latest Spotify track with a clean OAuth flow and a tiny setup UI.
