java-coding-standards

You can enforce Java coding standards for Spring Boot and Quarkus by analyzing your codebase against predefined rules for naming conventions, immutability, Optional usage, streams, dependency injection, and reactive patterns to ensure maintainability and readability.

Best practices for using Optional and streams in Java 17+ involve enforcing guidelines that ensure proper data processing and null-safety, checked by analyzing code against a predefined set of rules for maintainability and readability.

Yes, the coding standards analysis supports reactive patterns in Quarkus services by providing specific guidance and checking adherence to best practices for maintainability and readability in your Java codebase.

You can check dependency injection conventions in Spring Boot applications by analyzing your code to verify recommendations for using constructor and field injection are followed, ensuring consistent and efficient code standards.

Yes, you can analyze project structure and testing expectations for Java microservices by checking your codebase against provided templates and best practices specifically for organizing and testing Spring Boot and Quarkus applications.