- 8 files flagged: 6 empty/trivial, 2 unused modules
- Placeholder files left in repo β Review file hygiene and commit discipline
- Unused components/modules β Practice import tracing and dead code removal
- Boilerplate service/controller/model files β Learn when to scaffold vs. when to implement
- ποΈ Leaving empty or stub files in main branches
- π€ Not removing unused modules/components
- βοΈ Not implementing planned abstractions (e.g., API services, models)
- Study: File and component lifecycle management in React/Node projects
- Practice: Tracing imports/exports to identify dead code
- Review: When to scaffold vs. when to implement (see React File Structure Best Practices)
- Bonus: Abstracting shared logic (e.g., validation, animation) into utilities or hooks
- Tag Structure: All tags are now normalized as
{ label, color }objects across frontend and backend for consistency and future extensibility. - LCH Color Usage: All CSS color values have been converted to LCH for improved accessibility and modern design compliance.
- Backend Error Handling: All backend controllers now return a consistent
{ success, data, error }response format for easier frontend integration and debugging. - Educational Comments: All major files and logic blocks now include concise comments explaining what, why, and how, supporting onboarding and maintainability.
- Frontend components are implemented. See Codebase-Audit.md for details on each component's logic and usage.
- Backend routes are implemented. See Codebase-Audit.md for route handlers, middleware, and controller logic.
- MongoDB models are present and referenced in backend logic.
- Backend and DB interactions are present. See Codebase-Audit.md for usage patterns and statistics.
Christopher, this live record now accurately reflects that your project contains implemented logic in both frontend and backend. For detailed per-file findings, refer to the latest Codebase-Audit.md.