accessibility-fundamentals
TRIGGERS: "is this accessible?", "a11y check", "screen reader", "WCAG", "keyboard navigation", "adding form", "button click", "interactive", "navigation", "building form", "input field", "dropdown", "modal", "d...
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TRIGGERS: "is this accessible?", "a11y check", "screen reader", "WCAG", "keyboard navigation", "adding form", "button click", "interactive", "navigation", "building form", "input field", "dropdown", "modal", "d...
TRIGGERS: "how do I test this?", "write tests", "what should I test?", "testing strategy", "need tests", "adding tests", "test coverage", "TDD", "test first", "unit test", "should I test", "testing this", "mock...
HTTP networking standards using Dio and Retrofit with Auth interceptors.
Secure coding practices for building safe TypeScript applications.
Fastify adapter, Scope management, and Compression.
Standards for managing local, global, and server state.
TypeScript patterns specific to React components and hooks.
Mutations, Form handling, and RPC-style calls.
Modern JavaScript (ES2022+) patterns for clean, maintainable code.
Zero-runtime CSS strategies (Tailwind) and RSC compatibility.
Image, Font, Script, and Metadata optimization strategies.
File-system routing, Layouts, and Route Groups.
Elasticsearch integration and Sync patterns.
gRPC, RabbitMQ standards and Monorepo contracts.
Simple and powerful reactive state management using GetX.
SSG, SSR, ISR, Streaming, and Partial Prerendering (PPR).
Security standards for Flutter applications based on OWASP Mobile.
RSC usage, "use client" directive, and Component Purity.
Development tools, linting, and build configuration for TypeScript projects.
Optimization standards for rebuilds and memory.
Continuous Integration and Deployment standards for Flutter apps.
Unit and E2E testing strategies with Docker.
Standard Flutter navigation using Navigator 1.0 (push/pop).
The 4 layers of caching (Memoization, Data Cache, Full Route, Router Cache).
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