Solid breakdown. The one thing that decides whether this holds up past the first sprint is enforcement. Folder conventions and "dependency direction" rot the moment they're only in a doc. Two mechanical guards worth adding: put import 'server-only' at the top of lib/db and lib/auth files so a stray import from a client component is a build error instead of a leaked connection string, and wire up eslint no-restricted-paths (or eslint-plugin-boundaries) so "lib importing from components" fails CI rather than getting waved through in review. After that the structure mostly maintains itself.
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Tarun Sharma
React.js Frontend Web Developer | Next.js Specialist
Great points,, I really like the idea of making these boundaries enforceable through tooling instead of relying only on conventions. Thanks for the detailed feedback
Solid breakdown. The one thing that decides whether this holds up past the first sprint is enforcement. Folder conventions and "dependency direction" rot the moment they're only in a doc. Two mechanical guards worth adding: put import 'server-only' at the top of lib/db and lib/auth files so a stray import from a client component is a build error instead of a leaked connection string, and wire up eslint no-restricted-paths (or eslint-plugin-boundaries) so "lib importing from components" fails CI rather than getting waved through in review. After that the structure mostly maintains itself.