clean-code

To enforce clean code and naming conventions, apply pragmatic coding standards that audit your codebase and refactor modules into small, focused functions with minimal comments to improve overall maintainability.

The best way to prevent over-engineering during refactoring is to apply KISS and YAGNI principles, which streamline workflows and ensure code remains concise and maintainable for small-to-medium codebases.

Apply the Single Responsibility Principle by breaking down modules into small, focused functions that do one thing, removing unnecessary comments and letting the streamlined code structure explain itself for better code quality.

Yes, enforcing DRY and coding standards works effectively for small-to-medium codebases by providing clear naming conventions and streamlined workflows that reduce verbosity and remove unnecessary comments.

Removing unnecessary comments improves code maintainability because pragmatic coding standards reduce verbosity, steering teams toward concise software where the clear naming conventions and focused functions explain the logic natively.