Note: This is a work in progress, you are welcome to contribute and suggest changes, please follow the contribution guidelines
For new and existing team members, a single place where all the technical knowledge and platform specifications can be documented, tracked and debated.
- Continuous Integration
- Continuous Delivery
- User Stories
- Project Template
- Contribution Model
- Archiving Repositories
- Starter Kits
- Versioning
- BFF (Backend-for-frontend)
- URI Templates & Structure
- Application Configuration
- Unit testing
- End to End testing
- Security testing
- Visual regression testing
- Accessibility testing
- Load testing
- SEO testing
- Analytics testing
- Consumer driven contract testing
- Performance Testing
- Performance Baseline
- API Optimization (Server Side)
- Server Side Rendering
- Image Optimization
- CSS Optimization
- Resource Hinting
- Page Speed Insights
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A thin and simple format documentation for technical resources, tools, platforms and decisions. Members can quickly and easily get context on "Why, What & How" for every part of our platform
A Github repository, with Markdown articles as content, (using the repository itself, rather than the "Github Wikis" Feature, this ensures:
- version tracking, and usage of github git gui features (blame, history, branches, diff, etc ...)
- publish into a static website using Github Pages
- leverage branch locking and other Github features only available in content repos
The format should loosely follow the following template:
# Subject Title
## Why
provide background information, problem description, challanges and/or goals
## What
The subject details, describe the tool / technology in detail, prefer linking to external sources if a 3rd party
## How
The **TELUS Digital context** of how we're using the described subject, provide **deep details** here, including usage manual, API documentation, operational guidelines, etc ...
## Who
`@` mention **teams** who are stakeholders or owners of described subject (see Github Members Groups)
## References
- [[link]] to internal references, and other wikis
- [[link]] to external references, documentation, product manuals and documentations
