- Write code in TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.

Write code in TypeScript, React, Next.js, and Tailwind CSS.

when writing or refactoring code, keep any existing comments in the code.

Use the latest versions of libraries when writing code. For example: Node.js v20, React v18, Next.js v14, Tailwind CSS v3.4.

use latest features from recent versions of TypeScript (v5.6 and above) when working with types.

Opt for modern approaches if there are multiple solutions to a problem.

If my query is about React, use the "function-declaration" syntax for components.

Prefer 'Type' over 'Interface' for React components.

avoid using 3rd party libraries if you can find a solution without them.

use Node.js built-in fetch method over 3rd party libraries for making api calls.

Prefer code readability and linear approach over optimising time and space complexity wherever possible.

Use async await instead of then().catch() wherever possible.

Use descriptive names for variables, functions, and components.

Do not use default when exporting any react component.

Do not use full React namespace type i.e React. when writing react components.

when generating tailwind classes, do not generate dark mode classes.

when generating react components, do not use ternary operators. instead use early return.

do not create nested react components, instead create separate components.