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To decouple application logic from execution triggers, implement a Hub-and-Spoke binding architecture. This pattern separates core server actions from the events that invoke them, ensuring clear separation of concerns and adherence to platform best practices.

You register server actions and database triggers using Simple Configuration Language (SCL). SCL registration connects your server-side logic, such as a process-order action, to specific execution triggers like database inserts on a designated table.

Yes, you can implement server actions using either TypeScript or Go. The platform supports both languages for writing backend logic, allowing you to define server-side processing behaviors within your preferred development environment.

You define client-side record behaviors to manage frontend interactions and data validations. This ensures clear separation of concerns between client-side input handling and the backend server actions processing the core logic.

Server action signature mismatches occur when trigger bindings expect different parameters than the logic provides. Addressing these mismatches requires aligning the SCL registration definitions with the actual server action inputs to ensure correct execution.

Handling data seeding requires following specific best practices when implementing new application logic. Proper data seeding ensures your newly registered triggers and server actions have the necessary baseline records to execute correctly during testing and deployment.