Hey folks 👋
Just dropped a simple React project structure based on Atomic Design and Clean Architecture principles.
It’s not a full starter kit — no error handling, auth, or logic — just a clean, organized folder setup to kick off your own scalable project.
Hope it helps someone get started faster!
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<a href="https://github.com/Shpendrr/react-clean-architecture" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/Shpendrr/react-clean-architecture</a>

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Simple React project structure based on Atomic Design and Clean Architecture principles, aimed at organizing folders for scalable projects. No error handling, authentication, or logic included, just a clean setup to start faster.

Frontend Clean Architecture - (Reactjs, Nextjs)

Atoms, Molecules, Organisms…crazy!

Hmm thanks for sharing but I think atoms and stuff your now just over engineering project structure and bringing in unnecessary chemistry, I have done react and frontend for some time, and my setup has evolved, and I have come appreciate simplicity as much as possible, even for complex setups…

Hey Shpend! Awesome template!
I was working on an <a href="https://github.com/LLxD/rorg" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">idea</a> that was close to that myself! Super cool to see other people noticing that there’s a huge room for improvement here!
I’d love for you to take a look at my take on that (and possibly even contribute to it with your folder structure too!)
Thanks and see ya :)

Cool project!
Title says “Nextjs” but I don’t see Nextjs in the repo. Was curious to your thoughts on pages/routes as it related to the nextjs routing setup. Thoughts…?

I like the concept however I tend to create a folder for every page with components, logic and models and also have a common folder with the same sub-folders in the root to access common components, logic and data models.
This is made to prevent losing time on looking for specific modules around folders and sub-folders.
Keeping code feature oriented is way faster and cleaner in the end result. (or at least that’s what my experience taught me!)