How we can design a React app to adhere to the principles of OOP and Agile Architecture

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This is the first article of a planned mini-series. Stay tuned for the second article, which will cover an actual app with actual functionality. An Object-Oriented React App Design by Alen Holub. In this article, we will explore how we can design a React app to adhere to this principle.

An Object-Oriented React App Design

<p>I will keep an eye on this approach and future articles of this series, just to understand it better, but for now it’s looks kinda redundant because the advantages you mentioned achievable with more classic react front-end techniques (like hooks and feature-based approach), but at least it looks interesting and fresh. And I personally do not like this kinda big boilerplated useEffects</p>
