Tag: Frontend Architecture

The "Debug and Refactor" style of exercise strikes an excellent balance between technical evaluation and real-world scenarios. Beyond simply testing whether someone can write code, it reveals how candidates reason about architecture, debugging, performance, communication, code quality, ...

A few days ago I decided to challenge myself by building a fully functional real-time chat application in the span of an afternoon, containerized with Docker, deployed on AWS, and integrated into a fully automated delivery pipeline...

In the world of software engineering, how you organize your code can be just as critical as the code itself — especially when scaling projects from hobby to enterprise level. While terms like Monolith, Monorepo and Multi-repo are common in the industry, there's still much confusion...

Structuring a React application has never been a solved problem. Every few years new patterns emerge, old ones get rebranded, and teams reinvent folder structures trying to balance scalability, maintainability, and developer experience. This of course...

The Three-Layered Architecture is a long-standing pattern in software engineering, traditionally used in full client-server systems but equally applicable to modern frontend applications. At its core, it separates an application into three distinct layers...