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Add architecture decision records #7221
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Nice 👍
We are proposing to create a new atomic design system where Material components are wrapped into our own 'atomic' | ||
components. For instance, we would have components such as `AtomicButton`, `AtomicText`, etc. These atomic components | ||
will encapsulate Material components with predefined styles and behaviors. | ||
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This approach will be taken further to develop more complex 'molecule' and 'organism' components by combining these | ||
atomic components. We will also define 'templates' as layout structures and 'pages' as specific instances of these | ||
templates to build a complete user interface. |
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This makes it sound like a proposal rather than a decision that was made.
I'm not sure it makes sense to specifically mention AtomicButton
, AtomicText
when our existing design system is using different names.
We should probably also link to the README in the designsystem
folder: https://github.com/thundernest/k-9/blob/main/core/ui/compose/designsystem/README.md
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Right it is written as proposal, I split it into two commits to showcase a rewrite of a proposal to an accepted form.
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This adds architecture descision records (ADRs) to document important architectural changes and provide historical context for everyone participating in the project.
This adds 2 ADRs: