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There can be no doubt that React has revolutionized the way we build user interfaces. It’s easy to learn and greatly facilitates creating reusable components that offer your site a consistent look and feel. However, as React only takes care of the view layer of an application, it doesn’t enforce any specific architecture (such as MVC or MVVM). This can make it difficult to keep your codebase organ
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This article was peer reviewed by Vildan Sortic, Matt Burnett and Tom Greco. Thanks to all of SitePoint’s peer reviewers for making SitePoint content the best it can be! While there is much excitement about Facebook’s new Yarn project, the continuing success of Node.js owes much to its original package manager, npm. A few simple npm commands is all it takes to initialize a folder (npm init), downl
You have just been onboarded to an existing project to replace a departing developer. Or maybe you just opened that old project of yours from a few years ago. You are faced with dread and horror when looking at the code. You can do only one thing: Clean up this mess! Does that sound familiar to you? Of course it does, we all encounter this at some point or the other. You know that cleaning up a CS
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