How I Structure Every Full Stack Project in 2025
The article outlines a structured approach to building full-stack projects in 2025. It emphasizes the importance of a monorepo structure, type sharing, and efficient environment management. The author shares insights on setting up a development environment using Docker and CI/CD practices.
- ▪The author uses a monorepo structure to manage full-stack projects, which includes separate packages for the frontend, backend, and shared types.
- ▪TypeScript is utilized throughout the project to catch errors at build time, ensuring consistency between the frontend and backend.
- ▪The setup process involves using Docker for local development, which mirrors the production environment, and implementing CI/CD with GitHub Actions.
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