boolean-naming-conventions

Prohibits ad-hoc mutable stateful objects and enforces stateless functions or established patterns (Factory/Builder) when state is unavoidable.

Prevents scope creep by keeping implementations strictly focused on the requested task without adding unrequested features or refactors.

Enforces minimal client-side JavaScript in Astro by prohibiting client:load as the default hydration strategy.

Prohibits TypeScript features that emit runtime code (enum, namespace, decorators) in favor of syntax that erases cleanly to JavaScript.

Prohibits Tailwind arbitrary values (e.g.

Minimizes reliance on full component mount tests by extracting testable logic and mocking child components when rendering is necessary.

Prohibits package-level mutable variables and init() functions for state management in Go, enforcing dependency injection instead.

Prevents N+1 query problems by enforcing eager loading (JOINs) or query batching when fetching related data.

Enforces YAGNI by prohibiting speculative features, abstractions, or configurations that are not required by a current task.

Prohibits the @apply directive in CSS files to preserve Tailwind's utility-first architecture and prevent abstraction leakage.

Prohibits the use of !important in CSS to preserve the natural cascade and prevent specificity escalation.

Enforces HTML-attribute-style prop naming and primitive-first prop design for frontend components.