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# [Build a React Application With Clean Architecture](https://morintd.hashnode.dev/build-a-react-application-with-clean-architecture?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

One that actually adheres to Clean Architecture

Mar 14, 2024 · 11 min read · morintd.hashnode.dev  
Updated Sep 21, 2024  
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## Written by

[Teddy Morin](https://hashnode.com/@morintd)

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Teddy is a full-stack Software Engineer. He has experience as a Developer, Lead Developer, and teacher. Previously, he had the opportunity to work on projects at scale, in industries like pharmaceutical or e-commerce. His mission here is to provide you with learning materials he didn't have so you don't waste time in your software journey.

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[Erik J](https://hashnode.com/@erkjlvk)

[Dec 28, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/build-a-react-application-with-clean-architecture/65f34ee5be152a1e6429b813/comment/67700bb25f0a1edd86767d97)

Thanks for the informative article! I have a couple of questions:

Why is it that you add dependencies on both React and `tictactoe/adapters` from the `common` folder? Shouldn't it be independent?

All your controllers depend on React. Why is this? Shouldn't they be UI framework-agnostic if following the Clean Architecture?