I’m a young full stack developer focussing mainly on Javascript/Typescript. I work in an amazing company named Craftworkz during the week, and next to that I have my own company named Webtric.
I really like the fact that you explain the patterns and architecture by example and show why it's an improved way of working. The part I loved the most was: "Split Code by Features, not Layers". I believe this is the only way to avoid code duplication and bad design. I even think this is one of the strengths of using a micro frontend architecture in which the design of the application is very important.
I want to thank you for this article!
Hope to read more from you soon!
Yeah, I wasn’t sure at first if I needed to split the code by features right at the start. I thought it could overcomplicate the mental model of “layers”.
But I felt like it was a really important part, so I decided to add a section about it after the reader is familiar with layers.
Hope it is clear enough though 😅
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Great Article Alex!
I really like the fact that you explain the patterns and architecture by example and show why it's an improved way of working. The part I loved the most was: "Split Code by Features, not Layers". I believe this is the only way to avoid code duplication and bad design. I even think this is one of the strengths of using a micro frontend architecture in which the design of the application is very important.
I want to thank you for this article!
Hope to read more from you soon!
Thanks for the review! ^_^
Yeah, I wasn’t sure at first if I needed to split the code by features right at the start. I thought it could overcomplicate the mental model of “layers”.
But I felt like it was a really important part, so I decided to add a section about it after the reader is familiar with layers.
Hope it is clear enough though 😅