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Jan 30, 2024 ⋅ 12 min read

How to structure scalable Next.js project architecture

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3 Replies to "How to structure scalable Next.js project architecture"

  1. It’s all good stuff, but regarding the file structure and architecture it works until components become a big disorganized lump of everything.

    For medium to large projects, I highly recommend Feature-Sliced design: https://feature-sliced.design/

    Started using it a few months ago and it feels so much better to work with than just components, lib or hooks folders.

  2. Wow, I literally read through the whole thing, nodding along, because (except I use Cypress) we’re on the same page on everything (also node 20 by now) but got to the “integrate LogRocket” expecting the perfect integration guidance and the article just waved good-bye, jumped in an escape pod, and left me watching a 10 second ad as the pod jettisoned itself and sped away.

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