# Source Catalog

Initial source families to populate.

| Family | Representative sources | Research purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Pattern languages | Christopher Alexander, Hillside/PLoP literature | Pattern form, relations, generative sequences |
| GUI architecture | Martin Fowler, MVC/MVP/Presentation Model | Presentation/domain/state separation |
| Unidirectional state | Flux, Redux, Elm | State transition and dependency direction |
| Hypermedia | REST, HTML forms, HTMX | Navigation, mutation, server projection |
| Rendering | web.dev, framework docs, Patterns.dev | CSR/SSR/SSG/hydration/islands/streaming |
| Local-first | Ink & Switch and related work | Local authority, sync, conflict handling |
| Distributed state | CRDT/event sourcing/sync literature | Reconciliation and replication |
| Modularity | Feature-Sliced Design | Feature boundaries and dependency rules |
| Organizational architecture | Microfrontend literature | Independent ownership/deployment |
| Quality | WCAG, progressive enhancement, web performance | Cross-cutting architectural forces |

## Catalog policy

Each source should eventually capture:

- source identity,
- date/version,
- scope,
- vocabulary used,
- candidate patterns,
- dominant forces,
- assumptions,
- contradictions,
- known implementations,
- evidence quality.