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Netsells aims to keep up to date with emerging technologies and ensure that code is structured in a consistent, readable and maintainable way. On top of this, we aim to build highly performant products, utilising the best methods of tackling complex problems.
The set of standards provided herein exist to onboard new developers within the Netsells organisation, and assist in working with external companies on collaborative codebases.
If this document is inaccurate, or you spot mistakes, please submit an issue or pull request on the GitHub repository.
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git clone git@github.com:netsells/code-standards.git
yarn dev
Make sure you build before deploying or the github pages documentation will not be updated.
yarn build
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