java-coding-standards

To enforce Java 17 coding standards for a Spring Boot service, apply this Skill to review your code for naming conventions, immutability, Optional usage, and exception handling. It guides developers in writing readable and maintainable Java code.

Best practices for exception handling and immutability in Spring Boot include using modern Java conventions to ensure robustness. This Skill provides clear examples and enforces standards for maintaining readability and maintainability across your project.

Yes, you can use this to review streams and generics in your Java code. The Skill checks adherence to Java 17+ best practices and provides guidance on proper stream usage, generics, and project layout for Spring Boot applications.

To check if your Java code follows established project layout conventions, apply this Skill to review your codebase structure. It enforces standards for project layout, naming conventions, and code quality in Spring Boot services.

Your Spring Boot code review needs to focus on Optional usage to enforce modern Java 17+ standards for robustness and readability. This Skill guides developers on proper Optional implementation to prevent null pointer exceptions and improve maintainability.