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The only change between the "Hot Deploy & Live Reload" versions is the heading text for frontend changes. It now specifies changes to stylesheets and other frontend resources, but the rest of the content has not been altered. There are no issues requiring improvement based on the provided excerpt.

The "Source Control" file has been altered to update directory and folder naming examples, presumably for accuracy or clarity. The changes appear to be correctly in line with best practices.

Thus, there are no issues to address or corrections needed.

Regarding the "Loading Resources" file modification, the only change appears in one section under "Dependency Loading Order". However, this change does not introduce any problems or require any corrections.

Therefore, no issues require improvement in the provided changes.

└── resources
└── test/ <8>
└── META-INF
└── resources <5>
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Could extend this structure a bit and show a pair of css files in directories, e.g.:

└── META-INF
    └── resources
        └── css
            └── main-view.css
        └── styles.css

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I'm a bit worried about showing a subfolder under resources, as it might be interpreted as being part of the typical structure and/or recommended structure. Perhaps it would be sufficient to add a styles.css in the root and mention in the bullet for resources that you can put subfolders there?

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