convex-best-practices

Production-ready Convex applications require domain-driven code organization, separating internal and public functions across queries and mutations to maintain robust architecture. This approach codifies function organization guidelines for complex apps.

Handling errors and validating arguments in Convex requires explicit validators on arguments and returns alongside standardized error handling patterns. This ensures strict type validation and safety for production-grade systems.

Organizing Convex queries and mutations for domain-driven design involves grouping functions by domain boundaries. This provides clear separation between internal and public functions, ensuring scalable architecture for complex applications.

TypeScript is required for strict type validation in Convex apps to ensure production readiness. Using TypeScript with explicit validators on arguments and returns enforces safety and consistency across your application.

Convex functions lack consistent error handling when teams reinvent patterns without standardized guidelines. Codifying best practices for robust error handling and explicit validators solves this inconsistency in production-grade systems.