I've been working in front-end software for over three decades. A perennial problem has been mixing non-UI logic into the UI framework itself, leading to code that's both hard to understand and near-impossible to test. Despite being the hot new thing, React is just as vulnerable to this problem as Swing and Turbo Pascal. My colleague Juntao Qiu writes about how to untangle such a mess. In this first part he gives an overview of how a React application can evolve into a better modular structure. Later parts will dig into a small, but representative example.
https://martinfowler.com/articles/modularizing-react-apps.html
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