source-driven-development

To ensure code correctness, verify every implementation decision by fetching and citing official documentation sources, which guarantees framework-specific code is free from outdated patterns.

Source-driven development is a practice where every code implementation is grounded in official documentation, providing authoritative, source-cited code for frameworks like React, Django, or Angular.

Implement framework-specific features by fetching official documentation pages, processing the authoritative guidance, and writing code that strictly adheres to the latest documented best practices.

Yes, source-driven development applies to any framework or library where correctness matters, provided there is access to official documentation sources to verify framework-specific patterns.

Following official documentation prevents outdated code patterns by requiring every implementation decision to be backed by authoritative sources, ensuring adherence to current framework best practices.

The primary limitation is the dependency on fetching and processing official documentation pages; without access to these authoritative sources, verifying framework-specific code correctness is not possible.