How deeply does Refactoring to Rust cover component-based design?

Defines isolation and reuse, then demonstrates component state, rendering, imports, and asynchronous data fetching without covering broader architecture.

Component-based design

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Component-based development is a software design approach that structures systems as isolated, reusable components with related functionality or data.

Component-based design separates concerns into isolated, reusable packages, services, resources, or modules that share related functions or data. React applies this pattern to user interfaces by organizing behavior and rendering into components. section 9.4

A React list component

A List component owns its entries and page state, renders entries as links, and advances pagination through a More button. Replacing static entries with a WebAssembly-backed search keeps the UI boundary while moving data retrieval behind an imported library.

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