phase-2-convention

Coding conventions for multi-team projects are defined using template-driven workflows that specify naming rules, folder structure, and environment variables. This standardization reduces integration friction and improves maintainability across collaborating teams.

The best way to standardize folder structure and naming rules is by applying template-driven workflows with explicit rules. This enforces a consistent project layout and reduces integration friction during scalable development.

PDCA workflow guidance applies to coding conventions by driving a cycle to plan, design, implement, and audit standards across projects. This ensures continuous progression and enforcement of reliable collaboration rules.

Clean architecture principles are needed for environment variable conventions to support scalable development. Combining them with explicit naming rules ensures a consistent project layout and reliable collaboration across teams.

You can use template-driven workflows to enforce environment variable conventions by defining explicit rules and deliverables. This satisfies Phase 2 requirements and ensures consistent project structure across multi-team software projects.