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Properly implemented semantic HTML and ARIA attributes are essential for ensuring web applications are fully accessible. These guidelines help developers implement accessibility best practices consistently.
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These guidelines ensure that all projects maintain consistent styling while adhering to accessibility standards and best practices. Following these rules will help create experiences that are usable by people of all abilities and preferences.
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Color is a powerful design element that must be implemented thoughtfully to ensure all users can perceive and understand your interface, regardless of visual ability.
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Creating interfaces that can be operated by all users requires thoughtful implementation of interaction patterns. These guidelines ensure interfaces remain accessible regardless of input method or ability.
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Creating interfaces that adapt to different screen sizes while maintaining accessibility is essential for inclusive design. These guidelines ensure responsive designs remain accessible across devices and contexts.
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Themes provide consistent, customizable visual experiences that adapt to user preferences and needs. These guidelines ensure themes are implemented correctly and accessibly.
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Typography forms the foundation of communication in digital interfaces. These guidelines ensure text is accessible, readable, and consistent across applications.
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Cheatsheets provide quick reference guides for developers to access frequently used commands, syntax, patterns, or workflows. These guidelines ensure cheatsheets are organized, consistent, comprehensive, and maintainable.
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This rule defines a process for identifying and removing test files that are no longer needed, to keep the codebase organized and lean.
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A code index serves as a navigational aid for developers, providing clear entry points and references to different components of the codebase. These guidelines help create and maintain effective code indices that improve discoverability, onboarding, and overall codebase navigation.
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These guidelines ensure high code quality across the project, focusing on development workflows, test management, and code organization.
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This rule defines a process for identifying and removing temporary TypeScript test files created during development of the Pine Script extension.
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This document outlines the proper workflow for making changes to the Pine Script extension's TypeScript codebase. Following these guidelines ensures code quality and maintainability.
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This document outlines the coding standards and best practices for the Component Analyzer extension, which helps developers understand and optimize component relationships in their codebase.
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This document outlines the standards and best practices for analyzing React components and their Virtual DOM behavior in the Component Analyzer.
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This document outlines the process and standards for migrating the Component Analyzer from JavaScript to TypeScript.
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The cross-reference index helps maintain awareness of relationships between components, ensuring that changes to one part of the codebase consider impacts on related parts.
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Debug history provides a structured approach to tracking, solving, and learning from errors, creating an institutional memory of solutions that prevents recurring issues.
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Delta analysis focuses on tracking and understanding code changes over time. These guidelines ensure changes are well-documented, properly sized, and maintain code quality standards through effective review and validation processes.
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Documenting the "why" behind code and architectural decisions is crucial for long-term maintainability. It helps future developers understand the context and reasoning that may not be obvious from the code itself.
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The feedback loop system ensures that user experiences, bug reports, and feature requests are systematically collected, analyzed, and incorporated into the development process.
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The glossary provides clear, consistent definitions for domain-specific terminology, ensuring shared understanding across the team and reducing miscommunication.
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The knowledge graph provides a centralized, structured representation of the codebase's components, relationships, and metadata, enabling intelligent navigation and context-aware assistance.
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