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Keep decoders resilient when APIs and persisted formats evolve over time.
Reach for alignment guides when stacks stop being expressive enough.
Build async work that stops promptly and predictably when priorities change.
Use haptics and sensory feedback with enough restraint to feel premium.
Hide platform differences behind APIs that still feel clean to call.
Keep toolbar configuration close to feature intent rather than scattering it through views.
Use explicit states to make complex flows easier to reason about and test.
Pass shared context through view hierarchies without turning everything into prop drilling.
Small naming decisions compound into whether an API feels obvious or tiring.
Use redaction and loading placeholders without making the interface feel dead.
