We are going to reuse all the code that we must have uncoupled from the UI Framework, since being different versions of the same app it makes sense that this code is shared and not write twice.
This is a demonstration exercise of the potential that Clean Architecture has but this uncoupling of the UI framework is necessary even when we develop a real app.
Using the UI framework for what is strictly necessary allows us to better adapt to changes in future versions of the framework.
This is because the code that contains the application logic, which is the most important part, that changes less over time, and is the code potentially to be shared between two versions of the same app as in this example, it’s uncoupled without depending on the UI framework.
At the project structure level, we will use a monorepo using yarn workspaces, in this way we can split the project into modules or packages sharing code between them.
This is because the code that contains the application logic, which is the most important part, that changes less over time, and is the code potentially to be shared between two versions of the same app as in this example, it’s uncoupled without depending on the UI framework.
¿What code is reused?