This has been an interesting toy-project: I’ve learned TS project references, and got to practice many things that I couldn’t at work. I’m archiving this to make room for the next one.
Here I’m trying to come up with a way to put together a whole system, frontend and backend, in a way that makes it understandable and maintainable.
The app logic — and the code — is structured around scenarios, user workflow scenarios like these: registration, log in, email confirmation, password reset, etc.
Scenarios have some UI elements and some backend elements. Scenarios have a definition of input and the definition of possible outcomes: usually one of successful, and multiple error states.
I’m trying to make use of the TypeScript’s type‑system so that it first guides, and then ties together the UI code and the backend code.
I have described some of the details here, here, and here.
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