language-conventions

Best practices for a new Python project include using uv for environment management, ruff for formatting and linting, and pytest for testing. This ensures consistency and reduces cognitive load across FastAPI and SQLAlchemy codebases.

Standardize TypeScript conventions by applying recommended configurations for linters and formatters, alongside structured patterns for data fetching and state management. This maintains consistency across Next.js and React development lifecycles.

The recommended Terraform structure involves standardized conventions for cloud infrastructure projects covering both GCP and AWS. It provides opinionated patterns for project layout to ensure maintainability and consistency across your infrastructure.

Yes, you can use pre-commit hooks to enforce code standards. The conventions include recommended tooling and configuration examples for linters and formatters to standardize project setup across Python and TypeScript repositories.

You need specific linters like ruff configured to maintain code conventions across multiple languages. The guides provide opinionated tooling configurations for Python and TypeScript to ensure standardized code formatting and project structure.