There's a couple of great books I'd recommend regarding software architecture:
clean architecture by Robert c. Martin;
software architect's handbook by Joseph ingengo
I believe the architecture/pattern most commonly associated with modern SPAs is MVVM (model-view view-model). This architecture represents the typical thick client SPA, where actions from the view are received by the view-model, which in turn updates the application's state and propagates these updates back to the view layer
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There's a couple of great books I'd recommend regarding software architecture:
I believe the architecture/pattern most commonly associated with modern SPAs is MVVM (model-view view-model). This architecture represents the typical thick client SPA, where actions from the view are received by the view-model, which in turn updates the application's state and propagates these updates back to the view layer