02-component-architecture

To make frontend components reusable across frameworks, define portable component primitives and strict boundaries using explicit contracts like props and slots, while localizing framework-specific reactivity to feature boundaries.

The container and presentational component pattern separates page orchestration and data fetching logic from reusable UI units, enforcing strict boundaries that keep frontend features portable across multiple stacks and projects.

Structure multi-stack frontend features by organizing your code into clearly separated pages, layouts, orchestration code, and reusable UI units, applying explicit contracts to maintain strict architectural boundaries.

You need to enforce explicit component boundaries when a feature spans page routing, data fetching, and multiple component types, ensuring that framework-specific conventions do not become universal laws that break reuse.

Yes, you can localize framework-specific reactivity to feature boundaries by defining portable component primitives and using a container/presentational split, which isolates framework conventions and keeps the remaining UI units reusable.

Frontend architecture drifts when framework-specific conventions become universal laws, which compromises feature portability; applying strict component boundaries and explicit contracts prevents this drift across different component models.