juniors-best-practice

# Juniors Best Practice Juniors-focused best practices for React and TypeScript projects. The rules are short, practical, and organized by scope to guide consistent code reviews, refactoring, and new feature work. ## When to Apply Reference these guidelines when: - Writing or reviewing React/TypeScript code for clarity and consistency - Teaching junior developers or establishing baseline team conventions - Refactoring code to align with simple, maintainable patterns - Standardizing project-wide practices (imports, tooling, naming, commits) ## Rule Categories by Priority | Priority | Category | Impact | Prefix | | -------- | -------------------- | ---------- | ------------- | | 1 | Beginner Foundations | HIGH | `beginner-` | | 2 | TypeScript | MEDIUM | `typescript-` | | 3 | React | MEDIUM | `react-` | | 4 | Styling | MEDIUM | `styling-` | | 5 | Devtools | MEDIUM | `devtools-` | | 6 | Assets | LOW-MEDIUM | `assets-` | | 7 | Git | LOW | `git-` | | 8 | REST | MEDIUM | `rest-` | ## Quick Reference ### 1. Beginner Foundations (HIGH) - `beginner-early-return` - Prefer early returns to reduce nesting - `beginner-double-negation` - Avoid `!isNotX` patterns - `beginner-unnecessary-destructuring` - Keep objects intact for clarity - `beginner-co...