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!
⭐ Give it a star if you find it useful
<a href="https://github.com/Shpendrr/react-clean-architecture" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://github.com/Shpendrr/react-clean-architecture</a>

This squad goal to help the developer community!

ReactTsx

Provides a simple React project structure inspired by Atomic Design and Clean Architecture principles. Includes a clean, organized folder setup to kickstart scalable projects, but lacks error handling, authentication, and logic.

React Atomic Desing Pattern

Even if I like this approach on the design side, I’m not sure it’s the best way to approach it from a development perspective, since you’re going to have very close components that are simultaneously very far away.
Having your atoms in a corner is a good thing, since you’ll have all your atomic components that are used everywhere. However, having your organisms using components so far from the page can lead to confusion, as you’ll have to work hard to trace an organism back.
Sometimes you’ll have templates that use certain molecules directly, since you don’t have as much complexity as planned. I’d like to know your opinion on that.

Tôi đã làm điều này các đây nhiều năm. Nó thực sự hữu ích cho việc tiếp cận các dự án.

I love it, this project structure demonstrates a fantastic use of Atomic Design and Clean Architecture principles, providing developers with a clean, modular foundation for building scalable React applications.
I particularly appreciate the simplicity of the folder setup and the focus on customizability, allowing users to adapt the structure to their specific needs rather than being constrained by pre-built functionalities. That said, the project could benefit from more detailed documentation, especially for those unfamiliar with the underlying principles. Moreover, integrating guidance on testing frameworks or offering plug-and-play modules for common functionalities could elevate the project’s utility even further. Overall, it’s an excellent starting point with great potential to become a comprehensive resource for React developers. Keep up the great work! 🌟