1) These principles are applicable to any paradigm. There are lots of books about using the clean architecture with OOP, but very few resources about that with any other. Also, fronted is more close to multi-paradigm and FP than to OOP.
2) No need for them in this particular example. They would complicate the post so it would become more difficult for people who aren't familiar with the concept.
I wanted to keep the post as close to the real world as possible but as simple as possible at the same time.
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1) These principles are applicable to any paradigm. There are lots of books about using the clean architecture with OOP, but very few resources about that with any other. Also, fronted is more close to multi-paradigm and FP than to OOP.
However, I wrote about OOP as well, take a look 😃
2) No need for them in this particular example. They would complicate the post so it would become more difficult for people who aren't familiar with the concept.
I wanted to keep the post as close to the real world as possible but as simple as possible at the same time.