I don't think equating 1 route = 1 component makes much sense. A route could be as simple as `/user/123` which shows an avatar and a name, or it could be `/billing` which has many sub-routes and complex features behind it.
To just jump to an example of an extreme case, Facebook has stated several times they have tens of thousands of components [0]. Now, I assume lots of folks on HN work for private companies that build a wide swath of applications ranging from trivial to massively complicated. Why is it outlandish to think people wouldn't have many components in an app?
To just jump to an example of an extreme case, Facebook has stated several times they have tens of thousands of components [0]. Now, I assume lots of folks on HN work for private companies that build a wide swath of applications ranging from trivial to massively complicated. Why is it outlandish to think people wouldn't have many components in an app?
[0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/6al7h2/facebook_ha...