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I'm assuming they've taken the example to the n-th degree. You're right to question why you would want 3 libraries, but it does happen. I'd think, the "right w
by pedalpete 9y ago
I'm assuming they've taken the example to the n-th degree. You're right to question why you would want 3 libraries, but it does happen.
I'd think, the "right way" would be to have each feature's logic built as a micro-service and styling as a service. That way you have consistency where necessary, but divide up feature needs into more manageable chunks.
- hectorlorenzo 9y agoI agree, that's a nicer solution, but still one that could be solved working on a agreed set of principles on a shared "monolithic" framework. Part of the appeal of React and Vue is that you can think of components as black boxes with a sound API. Different teams can be mostly unaware of other teams' components, and this concept makes the chunks already manageable.