rangho/coding-convention

RangHo's no-nonexistent-nonsense coding conventions

RangHo's No-nonexistent-nonsense Coding Conventions

Coding conventions are important. It ensures consistency of codes, which in turn ensures less pain in the ass when debugging, or even refactoring altogether. This alone is a pretty convincing reason to create and follow a convention.

However, as we all know, the real reason why we use coding conventions is that we all have OCD, and thus we get triggered occasionally by:

1. misaligned indentations (though Python kinda enforces indentations);
2. tab characters and 4-spaces all mixed up like some sort of crappy veggie soup;
3. massive tab spaces (I am sorry Linux Kernel developers, 8-col tab is just hella too long);
4. inconsistent spellings (and yes, I am indirectly referring to Unity MonoBehaviour class);
5. camelCase vs. PascalCase vs.snake_case vs. SCREAMING_CASE a.k.a. the hot potato of all programmers bullshit;
6. and many many more.

That is basically me getting triggered at my own code, thanks.

List of Conventions

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