code-style

Run a style audit to enforce strict TypeScript coding standards, applying rules to avoid any types, require explicit interfaces, and ensure robust error handling. This process aligns team practices and improves codebase maintainability.

Establish a mandatory discovery phase to identify existing patterns and interfaces to align across the project. This prevents scattered patterns and maintenance headaches before enforcing strict TypeScript coding standards.

Apply strict coding standards during development and code reviews to avoid using any and require explicit interfaces in a TypeScript codebase. This ensures clear interface definitions and maintainable code across teams.

Yes, you can use tooling like bun and linting to verify TypeScript coding standards. These tools provide guidelines for tests and repeatable quality checks, ensuring that strict typing and robust error handling are maintained.

Run a style audit to align TypeScript coding practices by applying defined coding standards, verification steps, and tooling guidance. This audit evaluates strict typing, interface clarity, and robust error handling across the codebase.