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What is This Documentation?

Welcome to the internal documentation for DevsForDevs. This documentation is crafted to assist developers and contributors in understanding the frontend architecture, components, and best practices associated with our platform.

Purpose

The purpose of this documentation is to provide a comprehensive resource for:

  • Understanding the structure of the frontend codebase.
  • Navigating through different modules and components.
  • Contributing to the development and maintenance of the frontend.

Key Sections

1. Project Structure

This section outlines the overall structure of the DevsForDevs frontend project. It includes details about directories, naming conventions, and the organization of code.

2. Components

Learn about the various frontend components used in DevsForDevs. This includes presentational components, containers, and their interactions.

3. Styling Guidelines

Understand our approach to styling, including the use of CSS preprocessors, naming conventions, and any specific styling libraries or methodologies.

4. Data Management

Explore how data is managed within the frontend of DevsForDevs, including state management, API interactions, and any caching mechanisms in place.

5. Build and Deployment

Get insights into our build process, deployment pipelines, and any pre-processing or bundling tools used in the frontend development workflow.

Contributing

We encourage developers to contribute to the improvement of our frontend. If you'd like to contribute, please refer to the Contribution Guidelines for detailed instructions.

Getting Help

If you have questions, encounter issues, or need clarification on any aspect of the frontend, feel free to reach out to the DevsForDevs Frontend Team.

Version Information

This documentation corresponds to version X.X.X of DevsForDevs. Be sure to check for updates or refer to the documentation of the appropriate version.

Thank you for your dedication to maintaining and improving the frontend of DevsForDevs. Happy coding!

Created by Ben Herbst, https://www.benherbst.net/