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Directory for shared code between client and server
See original GitHub issueHi, loving your project so much, it really helps me to get into full stack development much easier.
I have a question about project structure, it seems like the common part for both frontend and backend is inside the client/core/src/models directory, could you please explain why did you choose this approach instead of having a separate common module in the project root directory?
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- Created 3 years ago
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@shanhuiyang oh okay, now it makes sense to me. Thank you for reply 😃
By the way, I also would like to create a
commonfolder as you suggested. So I will keep this issue opened and find a time to resolve this issue.