Hey everyone,
I have been working on a project where the JavaScript codebase is starting to get pretty big & it is getting tricky to keep everything clean & manageable. I want to know how you all approach structuring larger JS projects. Do you rely more on frameworks or do you prefer sticking with vanilla JS & organizing everything through modules & patterns??
I am facing is handling async calls properly without ending up in callback hell or creating too many layers of promises. I know async/await helps but once the project grows, it still feels messy sometimes.
Also; how do you balance between writing reusable functions and avoiding over-engineering?? I have seen teams swing too far in either direction, which makes maintenance difficult.
I completed a Ruby On Rails course& it made me appreciate how Rails enforces structure by default, something I feel is harder to maintain in JavaScript projects.
Thank you….