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Has this ever crossed your mind?

“Am I good enough?”

“How do I even start?”

“I keep facing the same issues,
what are the best-practices?”

These are just a handful of questions that kept popping up each time I was tasked with building new infrastructures, even though I’ve already had years of experience under my belt.

Trust me when I tell you that I know what it feels like to lack the mentorship and exposure to architectural decisions, and being left out of the design conversations.

Depending on where you are right now, you might not have the relevant growth opportunities and challenging tasks to advance your skills, or you feel like you’ve hit a ceiling and are not sure how to break through.

After years of being in the same situations, I’ve taken my education into my own hands and got seriously tired of the imposter syndrome kicking in. I’ve looked for a way to improve my skills, which led to an obsession with building infrastructures.

This obsession led me to discover the foundations that are part of any React infrastructure, and develop the infrastructure mindset.

Acquiring this mindset and the skills that come with it allows you to advance your skills even further, and it gives you the freedom & know-how to decide how to implement the infrastructure, and have a clear vision of the resulting infrastructure, not leaving its design to chance.

Now you might be trying to learn the right way to build React infrastructures & code libraries, but this knowledge for some reason is hardly out there, I’ve personally found that nobody is really teaching the foundations of React infrastructures.

This means that sadly, most developers today will never develop the infrastructure mindset and will eventually hit that ceiling.

If you want to stay in your comfort zone that’s totally fine, but if you want to improve your skills and reach the level of the top 5% of React developers (Seniors/Tech Leads/Architects), this means that you must break out of your comfort zone often to allow for growth, and the best shortcut would be investing your time learning how to Architect Resilient React Infrastructures.

I’ve taken the hard path towards that goal, for the last 4 years I’ve been learning by trial and error, noticing what works and what doesn’t, and I accredit my success to reaching high-paying & challenging positions, to my ability to develop infrastructures that are maintainable, extendable and scalable.

This ability, this infrastructure mindsetgives you an edge, allowing you to articulate your design decisions easily, and develop the infrastructures based on timeless architectural principles.

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you can implement today”

Ido Rosenzwig, Senior Frontend Developer at CyberArk

Introducing Resilient React Infrastructures ™

This book will teach you about various patterns and best practices that will help you become a better developer. It’s not just about learning how to write better code, but also about changing your mindset to think more strategically and systematically about the infrastructures of your application.

This infrastructure mindset means that you will think beyond the immediate task at hand and consider how your code fits into the larger system. You will design your code with scalability, maintainability, and reusability in mind, rather than just solving the immediate problem in front of you.

By adopting this mindset, you will be able to spot potential problems before they arise, and make changes more efficiently.

In short, you will become a more effective developer. So as you read through this book, keep the infrastructure mindset in mind. Think about how you can apply the patterns and practices to your own projects, and how you can design your code for long-term success.

Here’s what you can expect to happen after reading the book:

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Have a broader scope on how to build infrastructures and the ability to decide on the level of control, customization, styling, extensibility and resiliency of the infrastructure.

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Your infrastructures will be resilient to change, based on the level of resiliency you’ve decided to support, meaning the actual code implementation will not have to change after every feature request!

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Have a clear vision of the outcome of the infrastructure you are building, not leaving it to pure chance.

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Be able to lay down the infrastructure for your team in a way that will be easy to maintain, and add new features to.

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Be able to communicate effectively about the infrastructure that you’ve built, allowing you to display your expertise in your day-to-day and during senior level interviews.

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Start developing the infrastructure mindset, and learn how to build infrastructures at the architect level.

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Build two real infrastructures: Wizard & Filtering infrastructures, that you can use right now.

By reading the book just once your skills will immediately improve using the best-practices and rules I’ve shared with you.

This means that you’ve saved years of trial and error trying to develop these skills, which otherwise you might not have been able to acquire on your own.

This knowledge is really not available anywhere online besides here, and the projects you are working on in your day to day development might not expose you to the level of features and skills required to develop this skill.

Learning how to build infrastructures is a skill that will differentiate you throughout your career, helping you land jobs as a tech lead/architect engineer, by simply being able to articulate your design choices at a level that the competition is not able to, and back it up with actual skill.

Imagine two developers building an infrastructure, both developers can solve the same problem, yet your infrastructure will be easier to maintain, scale, and extend, because that was part of a conscious design choice you’ve made while building the infrastructure.

I know these are bold claims.

But, when you are clear on the foundations of building infrastructures it is easier to show your expertise, advance yourself and your team.

What Readers Are Saying 💪

Insightful, offering practical strategies and tools that mid-level developers can use to strengthen front-end infrastructure and improve project efficiency.

Uri Nagar, Frontend Developer

I learned a lot on how to think like a senior developer, got some real practical tools and a roadmap to keep improving my skills to an architect level.

Saar Davidson, Fullstack Developer

It really helped me understand and apply advanced techniques and communicate design decisions to other team members and managers better, making me more confident in planning and building features and infrastructures.

Eyal Alfasi, Fullstack Developer

A deep dive into essential topics for building highly reusable yet customizable infrastructure.

I believe these lessons will be incredibly beneficial.

Meir Cohen, Fullstack Developer

Resilient React Infrastructures

Empower Your Teams With Infrastructures
That Will Survive The Next Feature Request

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Table Of Contents

Chapter 1 – Types Of Infrastructures

Learn about the 3 types of infrastructures (Open, Closed & Hybrid), and how to pick the right type for your use case.

Chapter 2 – Design Principles

Learn important design principles such as immutability, inversion of control, encapsulation, partial application and how to apply them to your infrastructures.

Chapter 3 – Overriding Styles

Learn to style your infrastructure, and the different ways to customize it, such as styling using a wrapping element, styling using higher specificity, and more.

Chapter 4 – Communication Patterns

Learn the communication patterns components can communicate between them, we start with the basics of parent-child component communication, and we then cover advanced concepts like using React’s context & events.

Chapter 5 – The RTC Method

Learn to define any infrastructure’s API, and the different components you need to consider, making sure you have full control over the outcome of the infrastructure that you’ve built.

Chapter 6 – Wizard Infrastructure

Apply the RTC Method and begin building our first infrastructure, a Closed “Wizard Infrastructure”, and define its API. Along the way you will be exposed to 3 best-practices I’ve discovered that are crucial for building advanced infrastructures correctly.

Chapter 7 – Filters Infrastructure

You will build an Open “Filters Infrastructure” and use the RTC Method to define the infrastructure’s API. You will be exposed to the 4th best-practice which will feel familiar after reading Chapter 4, and we will go over hybrid infrastructures.

Chapter 8 – Delta Pattern: Handling Component Variations

Learn how to handle a large amount of variations a component has to support while keeping it maintainable, and reusable.

Chapter 9 – Backwards Compatibility

Open-sourcing your infrastructure, or using it inside of a shared repo means it’s time to learn the rules that will ensure that your infrastructure stays backwards compatible, without entering any breaking changes unexpectedly.

Chapter 10 – Review

reference guide you can keep going back to each time you build a new infrastructure, it lists all the important concepts and best-practices we’ve covered in the book.

Bonus Chapter – State Management Under The Hood

Learn the inner workings of state management by building it yourself. We will build a state management library that is better than Redux & Context.


Achieving this level of mastery has taken me years.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Hey! My Name Is Sagi

I help React developers stand out from the crowd, differentiate themselves, and become senior developers faster, by Architecting React Infrastructures.

I’m a Frontend Architect, and have worked on many advanced projects for some of the most successful cyber security companies in the world (CyberArk & Pentera).

My obsession for building frontend infrastructures and the years I’ve dedicated to it, has led me to uncover the rules and best-practices that exist in any React infrastructure, which I’m sharing with you inside the book.

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