Good article, but as a newbie React.js developer it seems that I can't set myself to follow these rules especially when it comes with state management in Redux, where there is a global store and many files are importing "actions" which they are responsible for updating it when they are called, but it doesn't mean that changing something is gonna be hard or the code is not going to be totally reusable, the architecture itself imposes this way of doing things, I hope that a professional React/Redux programmer is reading my comment and he/she has something to say or recommend some of the best practices...
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Good article, but as a newbie React.js developer it seems that I can't set myself to follow these rules especially when it comes with state management in Redux, where there is a global store and many files are importing "actions" which they are responsible for updating it when they are called, but it doesn't mean that changing something is gonna be hard or the code is not going to be totally reusable, the architecture itself imposes this way of doing things, I hope that a professional React/Redux programmer is reading my comment and he/she has something to say or recommend some of the best practices...