Angular 20 conventions for the Alexis Trejo portfolio—standalone components, zoneless SSR, routing, services, file layout, naming, and data patterns. Use when creating components, services, routes, or refactoring TypeScript in this repo.
EnglishStep-by-step workflow to add marketing pages or project documentation sections to the Alexis Trejo portfolio. Use when the user asks for a new page, route, or project-docs tab.
EnglishReusable UI patterns and shared components for the Alexis Trejo portfolio—cards, heroes, sidebars, code blocks, loading/error states, project cards. Use when building templates, layouts, or matching existing UX on new features.
EnglishIncludes Portfolio Angular Conventions, Portfolio New Pages, and Portfolio UI Patterns.
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Portfolio Angular Conventions
Angular 20 conventions for the Alexis Trejo portfolio—standalone components, zoneless SSR, routing, services, file layout, naming, and data patterns. Use when creating components, services, routes, or refactoring TypeScript in this repo.
Portfolio New Pages
Step-by-step workflow to add marketing pages or project documentation sections to the Alexis Trejo portfolio. Use when the user asks for a new page, route, or project-docs tab.
Portfolio UI Patterns
Reusable UI patterns and shared components for the Alexis Trejo portfolio—cards, heroes, sidebars, code blocks, loading/error states, project cards. Use when building templates, layouts, or matching existing UX on new features.
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