- You shall have a component discussion with your peers before writing a single line of code. You shall explain what the component is supposed to do; explicitly mention the inputs, outputs and dependencies.
- You shall give small PRs.
- You shall start all components as functional & stateless. You shall use hooks extensively and also write your hooks if required.
- You shall split the features in multiple PRs if it has many components. Each PR will have only 1 component implemented (with or without API integration). It will have a storybook with stories of all states with dummy data.
- You shall pay attention to the types. If a particular API doesn’t give data for a mandatory field then the field has to be made optional or a different class needs to be used which doesn’t have that mandatory field.
- You shall write return types to all the API calls - even if it’s
Promise<void>. - You shall attach screenshots of stories of that component in the PR.
- You shall wire all the components together and integrate it with APIs only once you have implemented all the components.
- You shall keep form validations in different files in the same sub directory. If the validation depend on some state or props, make it a method and pass the dependency.
- You shall factor in additional time when estimating the feature.