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Frontend Refactors
This section documents frontend refactor work: why it was needed, what changed, and how the changes improve maintainability, readability, and long-term stability.
Code refactoring is the process of improving the internal structure of existing code without changing its expected behavior.
Typical refactor goals include:
- reducing duplicated logic
- improving naming and readability
- simplifying complex components and hooks
- separating responsibilities to make testing and debugging easier
- making future feature work safer and faster
Refactor should be considered when one or more of the following are true:
- a component or hook has become difficult to understand or modify
- repeated logic appears in multiple places
- bug fixes are taking too long because code is tightly coupled
- adding a small feature requires changes in many unrelated files
- test coverage is hard to add because the code is not modular
As a rule of thumb, refactor incrementally and in small, reviewable steps, preferably alongside feature work or bug fixes in the same area.
Current refactor documents in this folder:
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