6. Organizing things

    💡 By structuring your application's folders and architecture around the use cases, you end up with an expressive and discoverable project structure that makes it easy for you and future maintainers to quickly understand what the system does. Packaging use cases into cohesive folders promotes feature decoupling and improves your ability to find, add, change, and remove…

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