Building a scalable, testable, and maintainable Next.js application is challenging. Without a solid architecture, technical debt quickly accumulates, making updates and testing increasingly difficult.
This article highlights the importance of implementing Clean Architecture for a Next.js application and the issues that arise when the architecture is not followed.
It discusses the challenges of tightly coupling the business logic, UI, and API requests in a single component, and the negative impact on maintainability, testability, performance, scalability, and error handling.
The article also introduces the benefits of using Redux as a state manager and how it complements Clean Architecture to achieve modular and maintainable code.