Now that you have learned about the five main “blocks” that frameworks provide to build front-end applications—rendering, events, HTTP requests, routing, and state management—the next objective is to cover how to apply these blocks to the existing codebase to replace an old framework. While there are some outstanding books about refactoring and managing legacy code, most of the material I read in my career is about back-end code. The reason is simple: Looking ...
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F. StrazzulloFrameworkless Front-End Developmenthttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-9351-5_99. Frameworkless Refactoring: StranglerFigApplication Pattern
Francesco Strazzullo1
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TREVISO, Treviso, Italy
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