Why Your Data Belongs in lib/ Not in Your Components
A component that owns its own data is a component you cannot reuse. Separating data into a lib/ folder keeps components pure, makes data accessible anywhere, and makes both independently testable.
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A component that owns its own data is a component you cannot reuse. Separating data into a lib/ folder keeps components pure, makes data accessible anywhere, and makes both independently testable.
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