Enforces architectural standards and best practices for full-stack CMS development using Rust and React.
This skill provides a comprehensive blueprint for developing within the My-CMS ecosystem, covering both backend Rust architecture and frontend React patterns. It guides developers through implementing a layered architecture, the Command Handler pattern, and SeaORM-based domain models on the backend, while standardizing React 19 components, Zod validation, and Apollo GraphQL integration on the frontend. It is essential for maintaining code consistency, ensuring robust error handling, and implementing complex features like optimistic concurrency and rich text editing.
Key Features
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02Advanced state and form management with React Hook Form and Zod
03Comprehensive GraphQL integration using Apollo Client and Seaography
04React 19 frontend standards with Tailwind CSS 4 and DaisyUI 5
05Layered Rust backend architecture with clear dependency flow
06Command Handler pattern for modular and testable business logic
Use Cases
01Building scalable headless CMS backends with Rust and PostgreSQL
02Creating type-safe React frontends with complex form requirements
03Implementing optimistic concurrency control in high-traffic applications
