coding-standards

TypeScript and React coding standards enforce core principles like Readability First, KISS, DRY, and YAGNI. They cover variable naming, immutability, custom hooks, and conditional rendering to ensure high code maintainability and developer productivity.

To organize a Node.js API project, apply coding standards that define file naming conventions, project structure hierarchy, and REST API design patterns including standardized response formats and input validation using Zod.

Detect code smells in JavaScript and TypeScript by identifying long functions, deep nesting, and magic numbers. Applying these coding standards helps advise on structural refactoring to improve overall code readability and performance.

Yes, these coding standards cover testing strategies and performance optimization. They include best practices for React memoization, lazy loading, efficient database queries, and structural testing guidance to enhance application speed and reliability.

You should write JSDoc comments versus standard code comments based on specific coding standards that dictate when to comment and how to document TypeScript and JavaScript functions, ensuring clear API documentation without redundant inline explanations.