We have entities A, B, C, and then 50-60 components within them. How would you solve the problem of growth?

If we have entities A, B, C with 50-60 components, and a growth problem arises, the following approaches should be applied:

1. Modularity and decomposition: break large components into smaller, reusable parts. This will improve readability and maintainability.

2. Use of design patterns: for example, composition instead of inheritance, container-presenter patterns to separate logic and presentation.

3. Organize code by domains or functional areas: group components and entities by meaning.

4. Automate testing and documentation: to make it easier to track changes and their impact on the system.

5. Refactoring and removing duplicate code.

Example: if component A contains 20 subcomponents, common parts can be separated into individual components and reused, and business logic can be moved to services or hooks (in the case of frontend).