You mentioned monorepo, clean architecture, Clean Architecture, and Feature-Sliced Design in your resume. Can you tell more about each approach — what do you understand by them?

Monorepo — is an approach where the entire code of multiple projects or services is stored in a single repository. This simplifies collaboration, refactoring, and makes it easier to manage dependencies between parts of the system.

Clean Architecture — is a concept of organizing code where the system is divided into layers with clear dependencies directed inward. The main idea is to separate business logic from implementation details (UI, databases, external services). This enhances testability, scalability, and maintenance.

Feature-Sliced Design — is a methodology for organizing frontend code focused on dividing by features (functional blocks). Instead of dividing by file types (components, styles, utilities), the code is structured around business functions, which improves scalability and understanding of the project.

Together, these approaches help create maintainable, scalable, and understandable projects where the code is logically organized and easily modifiable.