Organization

I have tried to use consistent elements throughout development to facilitate its use and allow for expansion, without having to investigate the function, activity, or order of each element.

• DB Users and Subdomains.
  Two types of database users are used: one for common purposes and a privileged one for performing administrative activities. Each user has also been given their own space so that the administrative area is separate from the area consulted by the user.

• Programming.
  An effort has been made to establish an organization in everything related to programming, from the use of nomenclature to the structure of functions or actions. Likewise, information transformation functions, such as scripts, have been separated from information presentation, including data verification processes, to provide greater security.

• Directories.
  Since the system is designed to be integrated into other systems or at least facilitate their coexistence with third-party developments, the system's own elements are located in specific subdirectories for easy identification and maintenance.

Within the documentation for each element, the nomenclature or conventions used throughout development are included so that subsequent contributions can be seamlessly adapted to the system.