Why you should organize your react code

Quantifying and reducing your web application's carbon emissions

I have a nextJS application. I want to containerize it. I want to push the container image to ECR.
I want to use CDK to

• create a VPC,
• create a ecr cluster,
• launch a load balanced fargate service,
• and deploy the container images there.

Highly opinionated views against ionic and Angular. Opinions are mostly out of personal experience.

Easy releasing beta versions of new features with your create-react-app based React single page application just by changing the deployment directory.

Micro frontends are a great feat of engineering. If you were able to move your 3 year old React repository to module-federation based micro frontends, it is indeed a great achievement.
However, I feel there are a few situations, where micro frontends are not a perfect fit. Here's a completely imaginary story of an application's evolution.

NodeJS Express applications using Async/Await with some Functional Programming concepts like pure functions, side effects etc. and obviously higher order functions.

Creating Express Middlewares with Higher Order Functions.

Little OOPS Design Pattern goes a long way

Routes in Express: Can they be improved? May be with functional programming? May be with Dependency Injection?

It all started with a piece of code that I saw while reviewing an express based application. ... and it wasn't something new. I've seen applications like this since long back, almost all applications generated with express-generator.

We're going to learn how to reuse docker images. We often follow the principle of build once deploy anywhere and for that we need to maintain our images in a repository for later reuse.

Using docker-compose to build and run docker images of NodeJS Applications.

proxy and reverse-proxy with nginx between multiple containers.

Setting runtime properties securely to your container image before deployment

Using nginx to load balance between multiple container instances

Running express app in docker