There are different approaches to shared code: libraries, frameworks, plugins, etc. (and "the React way", we will get to it a bit later)
But it turns out, it's very hard to write a good library, and it's very easy to write a bad library.
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Read more »I like JSOM in SharePoint (at least more than alternatives). It gives the most complete client API to date (unlike REST) and adds automatic query batching on top of that - for free! One inconvenience though is that you cannot use same JSOM code both on client and on server - you have to switch to Powershell or C# CSOM (which often means rewriting same code in a different language)... But, no longer! …
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