clean-code-principles

Apply clean code principles during PR reviews by checking rules for naming, SRP, error handling, and guard clauses to align on style and structure. This enforces readability and maintainability across the codebase.

Guard clauses enforce preconditions by handling edge cases early with immediate returns, flattening nested logic. This improves code readability and maintainability by reducing cognitive complexity.

Apply SRP during refactoring by ensuring each class and method manages exactly one responsibility. This minimizes coupling, aligns with clean code standards, and improves overall maintainability and reliability.

These clean code principles apply to both new development and refactoring. They define rules for naming, English logs, and line length to ensure consistent style and structure across the entire codebase lifecycle.

The best way to standardize naming and error handling is to enforce clean code rules across all classes and methods. This provides clear guidelines to minimize coupling and align development practices.