Follow on FacebookHow to structure large React applications into folders and files is a highly opinionated topic. I struggled for a while writing about this topic, because there is no right way to do it. However, every other week people ask me about how I structure my React projects -- with folder structures from small to large React projects. After implementing React applications for a few years
Basic Reducer Structure and State ShapeBasic Reducer StructureFirst and foremost, it's important to understand that your entire application really only has one single reducer function: the function that you've passed into createStore as the first argument. That one single reducer function ultimately needs to do several things: The first time the reducer is called, the state value will be undefine
Folder Structure Please note While this gist has been shared and followed for years, I regret not giving more background. It was originally a gist for the engineering org I was in, not a "general suggestion" for any React app. Typically I avoid folders altogether. Heck, I even avoid new files. If I can build an app with one 2000 line file I will. New files and folders are a pain. But when you're i
I’ve been working on very large web applications for the past few years, starting from ground zero and, with a dozen other developers, making them scale up to now be used by millions of people. And sometimes, if you didn’t start with a good folder structure, it can become difficult to keep your code organized. Nathanael Beisiegel wrote an interesting article where he explains his strategy in the o
It’s been two years time that I’ve met React and immediately fell in love with it. The way that React works, as a declarative, not-so-large library created exclusively to build rich User Interfaces provides everything as necessary (plus a rich ecosystem with tons of add-ons). As it’s read in the documentation, React is very unopinionated about how you might structure your project and choose your l
こんにちは。フロントエンジニアの@ry0_adachiです。 ここのところ、React + Flux Utils *1 の構成を選択することが多く、それ以外を選択することが少なくなってきました。特に大きな不満はないし、慣れてきたので良いかもな〜と思っていたのですが、開発期間が伸びてきて、アプリ自体の規模がそこそこになってくるとFacebook公式のサンプルコードのようにシンプルな構成だけではカバーしきれない状況が生まれることもあります。運用し始めてだんだんとその辺の辛さみたいなものが見えてきたのと、継ぎ接ぎな構成になるのは嫌だったので、このタイミングで1回整理して改善してみようと思いました。 Fluxについて Facebook提唱のアーキテクチャ、またはフレームワークです。データの流れを一方向にして、シンプルに状態管理が行えることがメリットとしてよく挙げられています。Fluxについてより詳
As projects grows larger, the need to modularize directory and file structure increases. This is particularly true if you want to create code that can be used in other projects, in components and patterns across one or more projects, or in templates you share with others. Structure of a 2-Hexanol molecule Last week I talked about the @import directive and how you could use it to create a more main
When a new Ruby on Rails project is created with rails new, many files and folders are created inside your project folder. Here’s a quick reference of what those are. 90% of your application code goes here. Your models, views, controllers, mailers, and workers (if you’re using Resque) are organized inside app. Feel free to make your own subdirectories. pathwhat it is
18 May 2015 on coding Towards A Simpler React Folder Structure We decided to split up our monolithic Ruby on Rails application at my company into a front end application written in React, and a backend API written in Ruby on Rails. I had a wonderful time extracting the API out of the old monolith. In fact I was so excited to do this that I spent the majority of my vacation building a side project
Remember when we used to do everything with nothing more than plain old CSS? All we had was a single CSS file, longer than a sleepless night. Yay! Thousands and thousands of lines — usually poorly written — of CSS where we were struggling to find the one value we had to change to fix some obscure and frustrating IE bug. Well those days are behind us, folks. Dealing with CSS has become more interes
Edit (2014/05/13): after a year, I got much better with Sass. I suggest you have a look at this post about Sass architecture. Edit (2013/02/27): this post contains valuable yet outdated informations. To have a look at my current Sass structure, please have a look at the GitHub repo. Hi people! Ever since the redesign a few weeks ago I have never stopped trying optimizing the performance of the sit
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