π really good article. I've been writing FE apps almost identical to this for a few years now and it's a great pattern to use. Bonus points if you use dependency injection to further decouple your layers!
In the example app, I'm already doing some simple manual dependency injections in the Application layer. In the frontend world, we still have to keep in mind code splitting & lazy loading, so dependency injection is a little bit different from what we do in the backend side I think.
Yes code splitting is a big issue for DI on the front end. In a node app, for example, you can just grep all of your dependencies when bootstrapping with very little cost. This is actually something I'm trying to work out right now π€
π really good article. I've been writing FE apps almost identical to this for a few years now and it's a great pattern to use. Bonus points if you use dependency injection to further decouple your layers!
How do you use dependency injection on the FE side?
@tuanlc I guess you can check out Jack's article about it: dev.to/jackmellis/dependency-injec....
Hi Jack, thanks for reading the article π.
In the example app, I'm already doing some simple manual dependency injections in the Application layer. In the frontend world, we still have to keep in mind code splitting & lazy loading, so dependency injection is a little bit different from what we do in the backend side I think.
Yes code splitting is a big issue for DI on the front end. In a node app, for example, you can just grep all of your dependencies when bootstrapping with very little cost. This is actually something I'm trying to work out right now π€
@jackmellis Please write an article about it if you ever figure it out π.