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Standard Vite/Next.js project structure

Standard Vite/Next.js project structure

From the course: Build Modern Web Apps with React, Hooks, State Management, and APIs Using Vite or Next.js

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Standard Vite/Next.js project structure

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Hi, and welcome back. In this lesson, we will discuss the project's folder structure and scalable architecture's best practices. You can create your first-ever React application using Veep with this command. This command starts with the npm, which is the node package manager. Then we have a create command. After that, we have to define the vt-at-latest. This means that you are going to use the latest vt project version. In some cases, we might need to install a specific version which works with our project. But usually, when we are starting a new project, we are always going for the latest version. After that, we have to define the name of our application. In this example, this is myapp. After that, we can define further options. For example, we are using a react template here. We can use VEET with other template applications as well, such as Vue.js, Svelte, etc. Once you create your first ever VEET react project, your folder structure is going to look like this, where at the top you…

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