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Focus on building great web applications instead of fighting with frameworks

Learn the philosophy and theory, then practice with specialised exercises to architect your next web application

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Creating a successful web application is hard.

You've followed the tutorials. You know how to fetch data, render components, and handle forms. But when it comes to building something real, you're stuck.

Where does this code go? Should I create a new file? How do I keep this maintainable as it grows? Every decision feels like a gamble.

Tutorials show you what to build, but never why it should be structured that way. They don't explain what happens when your app scales, when requirements change, or when you need to onboard another developer.

You know you're missing something, but you don't know what.

import type { Route } from './+types/route';
import { Task } from './components/task';
import { formatTasks } from './functions';
import { getTasks } from './queries';

export async function loader(_: Route.LoaderArgs) {
  const tasks = await getTasks().then(formatTasks);

  return { tasks };
}

export default function Page({ loaderData }: Route.ComponentProps) {
  const { tasks } = loaderData;

  return (
    <div>
      {tasks.map((task) => <Task key={task.id} task={task} />)}
    </div>
  );
}
Do you know what makes this code extensible?

What if you knew how to create great web applications?

Imagine adding a new feature without rewriting half your codebase. Knowing exactly where every piece of code belongs. Confidently refactoring without breaking everything.

You'd stop second-guessing your folder structure. You'd stop copying patterns from tutorials hoping they work. You'd have a system that scales with your project.

You'd ship faster and with confidence.

These architectural skills transfer to any framework, any team, any project. They're the foundation that separates junior developers from senior ones.

Anthony Hagi

Hey, I'm Anthony

I've spent 5+ years building web applications professionally, from early-stage startups to established companies. I've seen codebases that were a joy to work with, and others that made developers dread Monday mornings.

The difference? Architecture. Not fancy patterns or trendy frameworks, but simple, consistent structures that make code predictable and maintainable.

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I want developers to enjoy the process again, not to be frustrated by it.

What You'll Learn

Each module helps you build and create a solid foundation that helps you progress onwards to build your own web application in React Router.

Module 01 Core Concepts

The Fundamentals

We'll cover the absolute fundamentals that help you structure your code in 6 unique lessons. From naming your files, to organizing your code, to finally writing maintainable and extensible modules and more.

You'll learn about each building block that makes up a scalable, maintainable, and extensible web application.

Each lesson contains specialised exercises at key points to help you apply what you've learned.

After this module, you'll know:

  • How to structure your modules
  • When to extract code out into specified files
  • When to make code globally accessible

Module 02 Practical Application

Putting the Pieces Together

Once you've learnt the fundamentals, we put them into practice. You'll build features from scratch, learning when to create new files, how to refactor growing code, and when to extract shared logic.

This module is designed to be hands on with practical exercises you can apply to your own projects immediately.

After this module, you'll know:

  • How to add features without breaking existing code
  • When and how to refactor as your app grows
  • Patterns for handling common scenarios (forms, auth, data)

Module 03

Tips & Production Patterns

The finishing touches that separate hobby projects from production apps. Environment configuration, deployment strategies, error handling patterns, and the small details that make a big difference.

After this module, you'll know:

  • How to configure your app for different environments
  • Deployment patterns for zero-downtime releases
  • Error handling and logging best practices

A few extras you'll get

After purchasing, you'll get access to some exclusive features that'll help you throughout your web development journey

An exclusive Discord community to get feedback on your code, ask questions, and connect with other developers on the same journey.

WebArchitect

WebArchitect

A ready-to-use AGENTS.md file for AI-assisted development. Drop it into your project and tools like Cursor, Copilot, or Claude will follow your architectural patterns automatically.

# Development Guidelines

## Project Information

- This project runs on React Router 7 (framework mode)
- Ensure all file names are in `kebab-case` (e.g. `some-react-file.tsx`) and in lowercase
- Ensure all props and object parameters are named with `camelCase`

## Route Information

- All route definitions are placed in `app/routes.ts`

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Defining a Module

The foundation of your applications going forwards. Learn how to structure your code so every file has a clear purpose.

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