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tkcho/commerce-clf-kr-sku-brand-a818ed29130ee71e236ee79b47144d88 Release info
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Pros of tkcho/commerce-clf-kr-sku-brand-a818ed29130ee71e236ee79b47144d88
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      Every decision architecture wise makes sense
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        Requires discipline to keep architecture organized
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        No predefined way to structure your app
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        Need to be familiar with lots of third party packages
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        Not enterprise friendly
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        One-way binding only
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        State consistency with backend neglected
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        Bad Documentation
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        Error boundary is needed
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        Paradigms change too fast

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