How to Structure and Organize a React + TypeScript App

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[@Pareshbpatel]

Nice intro to React Folder Structure with many tips along the way. Thanks.
{2024-07-15} - Subscribed!

[@irawsum]

Very helpful! It's amazing how many React tutorial overlook this information.

[@MarquesaBarbula]

Awesome! Thanks!! 💚

[@kendo4165]

Thanks! This was helpful!

[@ava_qira]

great mustache + great tutorial

[@rostyslavpetrenko6098]

appreciate your work man👍 which icons set do you use btw?

[@SwetankRaj]

Whats the timer app you used for stretching?

[@ogananfe]

Informative 🤔

[@JacobBrenke]

I like this

[@liuyan8066]

Thank you for the video. I was recommended by a senior level developer "seriously" yesterday, stop to follow tutorials to build app, I need to start creating my own from 0. But I am afraid because I didn't have these structures thinking, when I need files or folders or new packages ... I always learned new things when I followed different tutorials to build app step by step. But senior developer suggested me I would never fully understand and get these skills if I didn't start to think these by myself. 🥲

[@khoroshoigra8388]

that's a bold start to do the thing by your own :)