This document is used to track key technologies that are used in project development.
Why Do We Need a Tech Stack Document?
A tech stack document serves several crucial purposes:
- Onboarding and Knowledge Transfer
- Helps new team members quickly understand the project's technical foundation
- Provides a clear reference for the tools and technologies in use
- Reduces the learning curve for new developers
- Project Planning
- Assists in estimating project complexity and requirements
- Helps identify potential technical constraints early
- Supports resource allocation and skill requirements planning
- Maintenance and Support
- Makes it easier to troubleshoot issues
- Helps in planning upgrades and migrations
- Ensures consistent development environments
- Communication with Stakeholders
- Provides transparency about technical decisions
- Helps non-technical stakeholders understand project architecture
- Supports technical documentation and reporting
By maintaining a clear tech stack document, teams can ensure better collaboration, consistent development practices, and more efficient project management.
Technologies Category
Technology | Description | Purposes |
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Name with Link | Short description of the technology. | For what purposes this technology is used in your project? |
Runespoorstack Tech Stack
Here you can see an example of the tech stack that is used in the Runespoorstack projects.
Static Web Apps
Technology | Description | Purposes |
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Docusaurus | A project for building, deploying, and maintaining open source project websites easily. | Documentation static web apps. |
Technology | Description | Purposes |
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Rush.js | A scalable monorepo manager for the web. | Key monorepository toolset, CI/CD driver. |
Tsup | Zero-config bundler for TypeScript libraries. | Building and bundling the CLI application, generating both CommonJS and ES Modules outputs. |
Code Quality and Organization
Technology | Description | Purposes |
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ESLint | Static code analyzer. | Source code linting, creating shareable configs. |
Prettier | Code formatter. | Source code formatting, creating shareable configs. |
TypeScript | Typed programming language that builds on JavaScript. | Everyone should find their own purpose. |
Vitest | Next generation testing framework powered by Vite. | Key testing library for all projects. |
Technology | Description | Purposes |
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Commander | Complete solution for Node.js command-line interfaces. | Building CLI applications with command parsing, help generation, and command execution. |
Inquirer.js | Collection of common interactive command line user interfaces. | Creating interactive prompts, user input handling, and command-line interfaces. |
Semver | Semantic version parser and comparator. | Managing semantic versioning, version comparison, and validation in the changelog manager. |