<ul><li>Starting with a simple monolithic app or planning for a distributed system, code structure and organization will play a significant role in success.</li><li>Consistent and logical folder structure is the backbone of a scalable React application</li><li>In a Feature-Based Structure, files are grouped by features or UI components.</li><li>In a Domain-Based Structure, files are grouped by business domains rather than individual features.</li><li> default exports for components and named exports for utilities and hooks to maintain clarity.</li><li>For smaller or medium-sized projects, colocating test files alongside components keeps related files close together.</li><li>Maintaining high code quality is crucial for scalability: tools like ESLint and Prettier can help.</li><li>A good README.md file serves as a manual for your project, keep it updated and informative.</li><li>In the next article, state management in React will be explored to dive deep into best practices for managing state in your React application.</li></ul>

🚀 React Best Practices for Scalable Frontends: Part 1 – Folder Structure and Organization

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