Full-stack
The Full-stack team is responsible for developing and maintaining our web applications across both frontend and backend layers, ensuring seamless integration between user interfaces and server-side functionality.
Introduction
- Mission & Values - Core principles and goals that guide the team
Technology Stack
- Frontend: Vue.js, TypeScript, React
- Backend: Node.js, NestJS
- Database: PostgreSQL, MongoDB
- Infrastructure: Docker, GCP, Digital Ocean
π§ Development Workflow
- Git Flow - Our branching strategies and workflows
- Pull Request Guidelines - How to create and manage pull requests
- Code Review Process - Steps and criteria for reviewing code
- π§ Project Setup - Steps to set up a new project
π§ Tech Stack Overview
- π§ Frontend - Technologies used for user interfaces
- π§ Backend - Server-side technologies and architectural patterns
- π§ Database - Data storage solutions and management practices
- π§ DevOps & Infrastructure - Tools for deployment and infrastructure management
- π§ Third-Party Integrations & APIs - External services and APIs used by the team
π§ Coding Standards
- Typescript Style Guides - Coding conventions for TypeScript
- Linting & Formatting Tools - Tools used to enforce code style
- Secure Coding Practices - Guidelines for writing secure code
- π§ Testing Standards - Approaches and tools for testing code
- π§ Error Handling & Logging - Best practices for managing errors and logs
π§ Development Environment
- π§ Local Setup Instructions - Steps to get the development environment running
- π§ Required Tools & Versions - List of software and version requirements
- π§ Environment Variables & Secrets Management - How to handle sensitive configuration
- π§ Troubleshooting Common Issues - Solutions for frequent setup problems
π§ Deployment & Operations
- π§ Deployment Process - Steps to release code to production
- π§ Rollback Procedures - How to revert changes in case of failure
- π§ Monitoring & Alerting - Tools and practices for tracking system health
- π§ Incident Response & Postmortems - Process for handling and learning from incidents
π§ Documentation
- π§ Code Documentation Standards - Guidelines for commenting and documenting code
- π§ API Documentation - Standards for documenting APIs
π§ Architecture & Design
- π§ System Architecture Diagrams - Visual overviews of the systemβs structure
- π§ Key Design Decisions & Rationale - Explanation of major technical choices
- π§ Design Patterns Used - Common patterns implemented in the codebase
- π§ Scalability & Performance Considerations - Strategies for handling growth and performance
π§ Security
- π§ Authentication & Authorization - How users and services are authenticated and authorized
- π§ Data Privacy & Compliance - Policies for protecting user data and meeting regulations
- π§ Secure Dependencies Management - Practices for keeping third-party code safe
- π§ Vulnerability Management - Process for identifying and addressing security issues
π§ Quality Assurance
- π§ Testing Strategy & Coverage Goals - Plan and targets for testing code
- π§ Manual vs. Automated Testing - When and how to use each testing approach
- π§ QA Checklist Before Release - Steps to verify quality before deployment
π§ Continuous Improvement
- π§ Retrospectives & Feedback Loops - Regular reviews to improve processes
- π§ Technical Debt Management - How to track and address technical debt
- π§ Experimentation & Prototyping Guidelines - Rules for trying out new ideas safely
π§ Learning & Growth
- π§ Recommended Reading & Courses - Resources for skill development
- π§ Internal Tech Talks & Knowledge Sharing - Opportunities for team learning
π§ Appendices
- Glossary of Terms - Definitions of technical terms and acronyms
- π§ Useful Scripts & Tools - Handy scripts and utilities for daily work
- π§ FAQ - Answers to frequently asked questions
- π§ Templates - Reusable templates for common documents