Is Feature-Sliced Design (FSD) Right for Your Front-End Projects?
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What is the main purpose of Feature-Sliced Design (FSD)?

  • To adopt an existing project incrementally
  • To make the project more understandable and structured (correct)
  • To switch to a new architecture
  • To enforce a particular programming language, UI framework or state manager

What does FSD consist of?

  • Programming languages, UI frameworks, and state managers
  • Migration guidance
  • Layers, slices, and segments (correct)
  • Rules and conventions on organizing code

Does FSD enforce a particular programming language, UI framework or state manager?

  • No, it does not enforce any specific programming language, UI framework, or state manager (correct)
  • Only a specific UI framework is enforced, but not a programming language or state manager
  • Yes, it enforces a specific programming language, UI framework, and state manager
  • Only a specific programming language is enforced, but not a UI framework or state manager

Can FSD be adopted incrementally in an existing project?

<p>Yes, FSD can be adopted incrementally in an existing project (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Are the layers in FSD standardized across all projects?

<p>Yes, the layers in FSD are standardized across all projects (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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