Summary
In this chapter, we focused on building a frontend architecture and adding frontend features to our existing project. Similar to the definition of server-side architecture in Chapter 7, in this chapter, we had to define the goals behind the frontend features, focusing on what developers would like to do with our full stack framework. We have covered the topics of defining entry points for client routes, concepts of reactivity, complex component structures, SSR, routing, optimizations, and so on. The frontend feature set can be overwhelming, with a lot of terminology, and there is much more to learn beyond this chapter.
If we combine all the components that we have architected in the past several chapters, we now end up with a framework consisting of three use cases that combine into a larger full stack narrative. So far, we have seen a JavaScript testing framework, a backend framework, and finally, a frontend framework under the same logical namespace.
In the next chapter...