3.1 Introduction

Engineering standards give Moonitoring a shared way to design, build, and maintain software. They turn recurring choices into recognizable conventions, reducing ambiguity and making collaboration easier across projects.

Following these standards should allow any team member to enter an unfamiliar Moonitoring codebase and understand how it is organized, how its code is written, and what behavior to expect from the surrounding development process.

3.1.1 Engineering Standards Guide

Use these pages as a reference while creating a project or working inside an existing one.

• Repository Standards

  Learn how repositories are named, divided between monorepo and polyrepo strategies, and how the code inside a package is organized.

• Coding Standards

  Follow the shared rules for formatting, indentation, and naming.

• Logging & Observability

  Make systems understandable in production through Logging & Observability Standards.

• Error Handling

  Keep failures consistent and actionable by following Error Handling.

• Releases & Versioning

  Prepare and communicate changes using Releases & Versioning.

• Programming Languages

  Pick the language for the kind of work, with the toolchains in Programming Languages.

• Programming Patterns

  Shape the code inside that structure with the Programming Patterns: domain-driven design, dependency injection and encapsulation.

• Public Web Pages

  Make every public page found and shared well, with the rules for addresses, languages, link previews and speed in Public Web Pages.