The age of hooks Framework agnostic frontends might be surprisingly powerful
summary
Argues that extracting presentation logic into a pure core yields technology-agnostic frontends that are easier to test, reuse and split by business domain; demonstrates using React custom hooks / Vue composables as view-models, TypeScript interfaces for a repository pattern, and dependency injection via React Context to swap data sources. Shows a single core app reused across a small React app and a heavier Angular app and two mobile clients, and claims this enables bounded-context team ownership and easier micro‑frontend or BFF decomposition.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 5:08Presentation Domain
- 6:37Testability
- 6:49Reusability
- 7:23Splitability Issue
- 8:15Expressibility
- 8:56Root Cause
- 11:08Mvvm Pattern
- 11:45React
- 12:19Custom React Hook
- 16:39Dependency Ejection
- 19:20Splitability
- 23:39Strategic Ddd
- 26:03Tactical Ddd
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