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Modern app development no longer relies on monolith apps to build great software. Developers have started moving away from a monolithic setup and adopting a pattern called composable architecture.
In a nutshell, a composable architecture is where you think and design your application as tiny pieces, called components, that combine to create one whole app you serve to your users. It’s similar to a MACH architecture, and has several advantages. Check out "Modern Frontend CI in 2023: A Complete Guide" on Bits and Pieces for all the details.
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JavaScript
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React
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Vue
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Testing
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Functional Programming
Every Class in NestJS and Its Functionalities
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