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Hey Dan, I know that React is just a library. But I want to ask you about the best practice to structure the project files in a react big project (+ than 100 components, react-router, redux, hoc, etc).
I have no idea! I never understood why people pay so much attention to project structures. I don’t think they’re fundamentally important but maybe I’m just missing something.
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Well, thank you so much. In my opinion it's important, it's like doing readable and maintable code, but of course it's not the most important and it's easier to change in the future than code. Just in the project that im working now, we (all the team) decided to reorganize all because the current structure is a mess. We are going to follow the recommendations of your link, thanks.
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Hey Dan, I know that React is just a library. But I want to ask you about the best practice to structure the project files in a react big project (+ than 100 components, react-router, redux, hoc, etc).
Thanks!
I have no idea! I never understood why people pay so much attention to project structures. I don’t think they’re fundamentally important but maybe I’m just missing something.
I tried to answer this here: reactjs.org/docs/faq-structure.html
Well, thank you so much. In my opinion it's important, it's like doing readable and maintable code, but of course it's not the most important and it's easier to change in the future than code. Just in the project that im working now, we (all the team) decided to reorganize all because the current structure is a mess. We are going to follow the recommendations of your link, thanks.