code-conventions

Coding standards for Java and TypeScript provide structured guidelines for code style, logging, and testing. They enforce consistency by defining protocols for exception handling, domain services, and frontend development practices to maintain readability across the codebase.

Exception handling for user-facing errors defines protocols for client input validation. It ensures errors are consistently caught and reported, maintaining a structured approach to communicate validation failures back to the client effectively.

Testing philosophy outlines best practices for testing backend and frontend components. It ensures code consistency and maintainability by providing specific testing standards that align with the structured development approach for both Java and TypeScript codebases.

Domain services in the SkillHub architecture follow a defined structure and role to ensure maintainability. They describe how to organize business logic consistently, ensuring code adheres to the established coding conventions and architectural standards.

Frontend conventions for TypeScript set rules for React components, data fetching, and state management. They ensure code consistency and maintainability across the ecosystem by providing a structured approach to frontend development practices.