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React Native performance optimization guide. Use when working on performance issues, optimizing renders, improving startup time, debugging memory leaks, optimizing lists/animations, or analyzing bundle size. Co...
Separation of Concerns principle for TypeScript code review and refactoring. Use when detecting mixed responsibilities, business logic in UI components, infrastructure code in domain layer, or tightly coupled m...
Clean Architecture for React Native (Expo) with TypeScript and Bun. Use this skill when creating features, refactoring code, or reviewing code in React Native projects. Enforces strict separation between Core (...
React and React Native coding conventions with TypeScript. Use this skill when creating components, writing hooks, or reviewing React/React Native code. Enforces naming conventions, component structure, typing...
Clean Architecture patterns for Swift/SwiftUI iOS projects. Use when working on Swift/SwiftUI projects that follow Clean Architecture with bounded contexts, ports/adapters pattern, and layered separation (domai...
Testing conventions for Swift/SwiftUI projects using Clean Architecture. Covers Swift Testing framework for unit/integration tests, XCUITest for UI and E2E tests, manual protocol-based mocking, async testing pa...
SOLID principles for TypeScript code review and refactoring. Use when reviewing code architecture, detecting design violations, refactoring classes/modules/hooks, or improving code maintainability. Covers SRP,...
Testing conventions for React Native with TypeScript. Use this skill when writing tests, reviewing test code, or setting up test infrastructure. Covers unit tests, integration tests, component tests, test doubl...
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