Create tech stack docs (techstack.yml and techstack.md)

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Adding tech stack documentation to allow anyone to easily see what is being used in this repo without digging through config files. Two files are being added: techstack.yml and techstack.md. techstack.yml contains data on all the technologies being used in this repo. techstack.md is a visualization of the YML file and displays the tech stack data in a pretty Markdown file.

💡 Protip: techstack.md contains a comment at the top of the file that the following README snippet (with and without the logos) at the top of the file as a comment:

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Tech Stack

mGunawardhana/catchup-javaFx-crud-operation is built on the following main stack:

• Java – Languages
• SQL – Languages

Full tech stack here

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Get the code:

## Tech Stack
mGunawardhana/catchup-javaFx-crud-operation is built on the following main stack:

- [Java](https://www.java.com) – Languages
- [SQL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL) – Languages

Full tech stack [here](/techstack.md)

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Tech Stack

mGunawardhana/catchup-javaFx-crud-operation is built on the following main stack:

• Java – Languages
• SQL – Languages

Full tech stack here

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Get the code:

## Tech Stack
mGunawardhana/catchup-javaFx-crud-operation is built on the following main stack:

- <img width='25' height='25' src='https://img.stackshare.io/service/995/K85ZWV2F.png' alt='Java'/> [Java](https://www.java.com) – Languages
- <img width='25' height='25' src='https://img.stackshare.io/service/2271/default_068d33483bba6b81ee13fbd4dc7aab9780896a54.png' alt='SQL'/> [SQL](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SQL) – Languages

Full tech stack [here](/techstack.md)

[TacticalReader]

Review of Tech Stack Documentation Pull Request

The recent addition of techstack.yml and techstack.md files greatly improves project transparency and maintainability for the catchup-javaFx-crud-operation repository. The documentation now outlines the core technologies and their roles, providing a clear snapshot of the project's technological landscape.

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Pros

• Clarity for Collaborators: New contributors immediately understand which languages and tools power the project (Java, CSS 3, SQL, Git).[1][2][3]
• Structured Metadata: The .yml format allows tools and CI/CD systems to easily parse and leverage the stack info for automation or visualization.[4]
• Visual and Accessible: The markdown file is formatted with recognizable badges, icons, and links, improving readability and aesthetic appeal for all users.[3][5]
• Auto-generation and Consistency: The use of Stack File ensures consistency in documentation and easy regeneration as the stack evolves.[3]

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Cons

• Limited Tool Scope: Only the most fundamental technologies are listed; any emerging dependencies or supporting libraries are omitted, so developers must still review code/configs for full context.[4]
• Lack of Usage Context: The docs list technologies but do not detail how or where they’re employed within the codebase. For example, which modules use SQL, or the role of CSS in a JavaFX repo.[2]
• Update Dependency: As new tools or frameworks are added, documentation update relies on consistent manual or bot-initiated refresh; omissions or delays could lead to outdated information.[6]

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Development Recommendations and Future Options

• Expand Technology Listings: Document libraries, frameworks (such as JavaFX itself), build tools (Gradle/Maven), and testing frameworks for deeper context.
• Enhanced Usage Mapping: Add sections to the markdown file showing how/where each tool is used, possibly linking to specific files, modules, or workflows.
• Include Architecture Diagram: Add a lightweight diagram (e.g., PNG in repo or Markdown mermaid code) of the project’s tech stack for visual orientation.
• Automation for Updates: Integrate Stack File bot or similar tooling into your CI pipeline to auto-update tech stack docs on dependency changes and PR merges.
• Add Contribution Guidelines: Connect stack documentation to more comprehensive onboarding docs, including setup, build, and troubleshooting instructions.

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Final Verdict:
This documentation update is a strong step forward for professionalism and maintainability. Minor improvements around scope and usage can elevate it further, fostering better onboarding and robust scaling as the project matures.