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This document provides comprehensive guidelines to foster alignment in development practices within the team. It encompasses various topics including the application of Semantic Versioning, branch naming conventions, different types of commits, and best practices for composing commit comments.

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High cohesion and low coupling are both design principles that aim to create code that is more maintainable, understandable, and flexible. High cohesion ensures that the parts of a module or component work together towards a common goal, while low coupling ensures that modules or components are independent and can be changed or updated without affecting other parts of the system.

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SOLID is an acronym for five software design principles introduced by Robert C. Martin in the 2000s, that aim to help us structure our code in order to: tolerate change, ease code understanding, and write components that can be used in many software systems.

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When we update our project, the Changelog should have the history of what we added, changed, removed, fixed, etc.

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Here is a concise example of how to implement redux-toolkit in a project using a few simple steps. In this instance, we generated a store utilizing multiple reducers in a straightforward scenario.

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In this post, we’ll walk through how to set up Redux Toolkit with TypeScript in a Next.js 14 project, ensuring a clean and scalable state management solution.

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