Development Hub is a professional-grade task management orchestrator built with React 19. It moves away from traditional static Kanban structures by implementing a Domain-Driven Projection engine, allowing users to visualize the same data truth through different methodological lenses (Scrum or Kanban).
- Hybrid projection engine: Seamlessly switch between Scrum and Kanban views where cards are dynamically mapped to columns based on semantic status.
- Triple domain separation: Strict separation of concerns between Card (Truth), Column (Structure), and Board (Orchestration).
- Context-Aware Hooks: Optimized state management following the "Golden Rule": components request data directly from context, eliminating prop drilling.
- Clean-Slate policy: Automated storage reset on reload to ensure a consistent, "factory-fresh" experience for demonstration and portfolio review.
- Zero-backend persistence: Utilizes an advanced service layer to manage
sessionStoragewith defensive programming against data corruption.
The project was audited using Google Lighthouse, achieving a good score in Performance. This reflects the efficiency of the Domain-Driven Projection architecture, which minimizes unnecessary re-renders even with heavy client-side data manipulation.
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- Performance: 100/100 (Initial render in < 0.5s)
- Best practices: 96/100
- SEO & Accessibility: Optimizations in progress to reach a full "Green Score" across all categories.
To understand the core engine and the logic behind the "Limbo Prevention" and "Mirroring", refer to the guides:
- System architecture: Details on the Projection-Based Responsibilities and Domain layers.
- Best practices & Standards: Smart Hooks, Memoization patterns, and the Responsibility Matrix.
- System workflows: Lifecycle of card projection, mirroring, and the Clean-Slate reload logic.
- React 19: Utilizing Context API, Custom Hooks, and Portals for the modal engine.
- React Router 7:
Basenameand Route Boundaries for GitHub Pages compatibility. - UI/UX: Enhanced feedback with
React Toastifyand unified iconography viaReact Icons. - Deployment: CI/CD pipeline using the
gh-pagesutility.
- Live demo: Access application
- Design showcase: Behance gallery
- Derived from the case: Digital Reading Ecosystem
- Landing page: Skeelo-Skoob Epics
This project is a living organism. Below are the implementations planned for upcoming versions:
- Goal: Implement visual movement of cards between columns and internal reordering.
- Technical approach: Utilization of the
dndlibrary integrated with theCardContext. The logic will involve real-time updates of the card'sstatusandindexwithinsessionStorageupon component collision.
- Goal: Reach a 100/100 score on Lighthouse Accessibility and ensure WCAG 2.1 compatibility.
- Technical approach: Implementation of ARIA Landmarks, keyboard navigation for all interactive elements (Focus Trap on modals), and semantic contrast adjustments.
- Goal: Develop a global search system and filtering by priority or labels within both Scrum and Kanban boards.
The project is automated for GitHub Pages. To run locally or deploy manually:
# Install dependencies
npm install
# Run development server
npm run dev
# Build and Deploy
npm run deploy

