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Browse all past issues of the Frontend Architecture Newsletter.

Feature Modules for Future Proof Applications

#10

April 1, 2026

Feature Modules slice your application into cohesive, scalable parts.

Scaling Frontend Architecture Beyond Reason with Layers

#9

March 18, 2026

Layers create structure, bring scalability and allows us to separate code so we make our codebase more stable.

Swap Dependencies Automagically in Tests

#8

March 4, 2026

Testing can be simpler thanks to the Dependency Injection container.

Understanding Dependency Injection

#7

February 18, 2026

Dependency Injection is a powerful pattern yet complex to understand that can tremendously improve the flexibility of your code. Let's create our own Dependency Injection Container along the way.

Use Case Options for Advanced Middlewares

#6

February 4, 2026

Use Case Options enable Advanced Middlewares by making them configurable during runtime. Let's take a look.

Middlewares and The Chain of Responsibility Pattern

#5

January 21, 2026

Middlewares provide a great way of abstracting the execution of cross-cutting concerns, and paired with the Chain of Responsibility Design Pattern, they are just too of a powerful combination.

Run Use Cases Using The Command Pattern

#4

January 7, 2026

Let's improve our UseCaseService to encapsulate the logic of our use cases so they have a more solid foundation.

Use Cases: The "Only" Pattern you Need in Frontend Architecture

#3

December 10, 2025

If I had to choose only one pattern to implement as a Frontend Architect it would be the use case pattern. I've implemented this pattern countless times in projects ranging from Startups to Multi Million companies. I've perfected over a decade how I implement this pattern and in this newsletter I want to share it with you.

Launching The Frontend Architecture Newsletter

#2

December 9, 2025

I'm launching my Frontend Architecture Newsletter. In this Newsletter we'll explore together design patterns, layers and other architectural decisions designed specifically for the Frontend.

Why You Should Use The Repository Pattern to Interact with Data

#1

October 24, 2025

The repository pattern is a great way of abstracting how you interact with data, making it a very useful design pattern to learn. Let me show you!