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WalkthroughEditorial revisions to frontend documentation: two architecture guides were reflowed and consolidated into more concise prose and examples without changing technical content or runtime behavior. Changes
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3-3: Opening paragraph is information-dense but effective.Line 3 consolidates multiple concepts (framework, bundler, language, styling, API generation, output, deployment) into a single paragraph. This is a good summary but quite comprehensive. Consider whether readers would benefit from a brief line break or breaking this into two sentences for improved scanability—though the current form works well as a high-level overview.
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41-58: Rollup and dev server sections are well-consolidated and comprehensive.The refactoring of the Rollup configuration section is excellent. The prose consolidates technical details (entry point, chunk strategy, plugin pipeline, dev server setup) into a logical flow. The code example is clear, and the explanation of chunk splitting and the plugin pipeline is detailed and appropriate. HTTPS/CA certificate setup for secure local development is explicitly explained.
103-122: Tailwind CSS v4 section clearly distinguishes v4 from v3.The explanation that v4 is CSS-first with no
tailwind.config.jsis clear, and the CSS example effectively demonstrates semantic color tokens and the@variant darkrule. The organization of styles into layers (base, components) is concisely explained.
182-188: Dev and production guidance sections are practical and actionable.The local development workflow is clear (Docker Compose,
npm install && npm run dev, dev server athttps://localhost:5001). The backend update workflow (update, restart, fetch spec, regenerate, fix types) and route addition workflow (component, routing, SDK, styling) are complete. The production build explanation covers all relevant stages (compilation, CSS extraction, minification, chunking) and Docker/nginx deployment.
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