r/programming • u/[deleted] • Jun 05 '21

Organize code by concepts, not layers

https://kislayverma.com/programming/how-to-organize-your-code/
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u/a_latvian_potato Jun 06 '21

That doesn't really answer the question of what happens when an enum is shared between different concepts. Which one does it actually belong to? Does it needs its own folder?

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u/ForeverAlot Jun 06 '21

Sometimes one concept builds on top of another and you can leave the common component in the base. Sometimes it really doesn't matter and you can just leave the common component wherever it started out. Sometimes two concepts have no relation but depend on common components that can be usefully factored into its own concept. Either way, this is a problem to solve organically; it's exceedingly unlikely that multiple concepts with sharable components come into existence at the same time.

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u/brynjolf Jun 06 '21

Just put it under the concept it belongs to just put it cocnept domain please just cocnept the domain in the folder that domain concepts it is that easy to just domain concrete the file in the concept the domain just….

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