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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	27 с
	Отговор до @fbartho It is a guideline though. It means literally “start by putting everything in one file; when it feels like it’s annoying, start splitting them up; what THAT gets annoying, maybe add some folders”.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	1 мин
	Отговор до @acordova I don’t disagree! When you have a good idea of *why* you adopt a certain file structure it can be a real blessing. People who feel this way have usually already chosen one though. It’s beginners who are confused because they feel they *must* abide by certain rules.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	3 мин
	Отговор до @acordova CRA doesn’t structure your app at all beyond dividing it in two folders: one for source, and one for other assets. That’s as minimal as possible without adding configuration. What you do in those folders is completely up to you.
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	pia mancini @piamancini	27 мин
	I just published “Introducing BackYourStack.” medium.com/open-collectiv…
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	12 мин
	Okay, I give in. I wrote a guide on the most scalable file structure for React projects. I’m using it every day. Best part: it works for Vue projects too. Hope it’s helpful! ✨ react-file-structure.surge.sh
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	31 мин
	Отговор до @rauschma The paradox is that people crave “React file structure“ most of all while React specifically doesn’t give you any limitations
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	Ryan Florence @ryanflorence	1.08
	Woah, next.js + mdx + react-live is gonna make for the best documentation creation and consumption experience I think I've ever seen. Example on the left, markdown file that becomes the page on the right, code is displayed, renders, and *is editable* in the browser! pic.twitter.com/GuirPb3ewS
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	34 мин
	Отговор до @LagierGear People are asking for it when it’s *not* enforced though. They’re given full freedom and ask for guidance. I wonder if it’s better to offer superficial advice (which doesn’t actually matter) or to teach that it doesn’t matter
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	35 мин
	Отговор до @_SeanGroff Let’s call it “dropbox file structure”
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	38 мин
	Отговор до @_SeanGroff I don’t have an answer. This topic is confusing me. My preferred file structure is “create a new folder when it feels like it’s hard to find a file in a pile of other files” and “combine folders when it feels like there’s too many of them and it’s hard to navigate them”.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	38 мин
	Отговор до @_SeanGroff I don’t have an answer. This topic is confusing me. My preferred file structure is “create a new folder when it feels like it’s hard to find a file in a pile of other files” and “combine folders when it feels like there’s too many of them and it’s hard to navigate them”.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	41 мин
	Отговор до @dan_abramov Next time you write about the file structure you’re using, think before calling your article “React file structure“ or “Vue file structure”. How you organize your files has nothing to do with what renders rectangles on your screen. It’s “JavaScript project file structure”!
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	42 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други Maybe they have troubles with this because we’re teaching them that different libraries have different “file structures”. Maybe it’s a misleading thing to teach, and it would be better to approach it from a more generic angle.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	43 мин
	I finally understood why questions about file structure of React projects confuse me. It’s because any answers aren’t React-specific. Is it time to start saying “JavaScript front-end file structure” instead of “library X file structure”? twitter.com/dan_abramov/st…
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	45 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други What *would* make sense to me is a generic discussion, e.g. “how do you organize files in a JavaScript front-end project”. I don’t understand what’s the point of “React file structure” or “Vue file structure” and why they would be any different.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	46 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други I’m supportive of publishing a recommendation if people feel strongly about it. But it’s perplexing to me why a *library* needs to recommend how you structure your folders on the disk, and why people feel like the recommendation has to come from a *specific* lib they’re using.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	48 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други Neither React nor Vue have any special opinions about files. They’re not tied to filesystem in any way. From this follows that any file structure that works great with Vue would also work great with React.
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	48 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други What I’m saying is that all of these libraries are component-oriented. Whether React docs say something or not, I don’t understand why you couldn’t teach the same file structure that worked for you with Angular or Vue, to React users 🙂
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	Dan Abramov @dan_abramov	58 мин
	Отговор до @benedyktdryl @sophiebits и 3 други If you’ve seen a successful project structure in Angular/Vue, why would a React one be different?
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	Tyler McGinnis @tylermcginnis	7.08
	👋 Tonight is day 1 of the free, online React Native Bootcamp by @dabit3 He'll be covering - What is React Native? - Why use React Native? - Pros and Cons of React Native - Your first React Native App - React in the React Native Environment tylermcginnis.com/free-react-nat…
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