⚛️ React project structure for mid-sized applications ↓ 🌶️ opinionated

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What’s your suggestion for a large sized app? And what’s your opinion about the atomic structure?

I would rather change the 'utils' 📁 to a different name like 'common' 📂

The animations in these videos are fantastic! 🤗 This structure for React projects is solid. I’m not usually a front-end developer, but when I need to tackle "full-stack" tasks, I tend to use something similar

Are gou mostly a backend developer? What’s your stack?

Screaming Architecture?

That's a good structure for mid-size apps. Been working with a similar one for quite some time. The only thing different for me is the name of shared components. The fold called just "shared"

I like that too! Pretty explicit and self explanatory 👌

That's amazing

After 14yrs doing Php, Angular, React, C# across multiple production grade projects, I have never seen a structure like this, so I would respectfully disagree.