Learn TypeScript 3 by Building Web Applications

Project structure and conventions

As noted previously, the project has two main folders at the top level: backend and frontend. Of course, this is to clearly separate the applications in our solution.

In a real-world project, we would probably introduce and use a tool such as Nrwl NX (https://github.com/nrwl/nx) to manage our whole workspace, as it would allow us to easily share code and optimize builds (among other benefits), but we won't have the opportunity to cover that in this book. Take a look at the resources provided in the next and final chapter to learn more.

In both the frontend and the backend projects, we will put our source code under the src folder. We will also continue to use lower-kebab-case for the filenames, including ...