Things that add value to the Application

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 While developing any kind of application we need to look in to certain kind of things like application speed, code quality, easy to access, User-friendly, and cost efficiency.

Today I’m sharing my insights to improve the Application, It can be applicable for both mobile and web applications.

Point 1:

Try to follow Atoms, Molecule and organizam folder structure. If you are not aware of this, please read the below.

https://medium.com/@prem__kumar/best-folder-structure-for-web-and-mobile-applications-cc55f9531b14

Once your application is stable try to make atoms as uneditable one .

Host this atom folder in to NPM Package. Use the folder through the npm install, It will reduce code dump and make the application faster.

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Point 2:

ESLint: Try to use EsLint for Error rectifying

Point 3:

Pretifyer: Use Pretifyer for code alignment

Conculsion:

This is just one way I found to be productive and better organized your code among the team.

I hope it helps you too.

Happy Programming!

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