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Java Coding Standards

 
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I've been given the task of establishing Java coding standards and have reviewed the "Chicken Coop" coding styles. I also have reviewd Sun's "Code Conventions for the java Programming Language" and "The Elements of Java Style" by Allan Vermeulen.
My question is where do I start?
What is the 5% of The "Chicken Coop's" Java Programming Style Guide that has been modified from the JDK source?
What are the more important conventions that should be covered in the standards?
 
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Originally posted by JWoody:
I've been given the task of establishing Java coding standards and have reviewed the "Chicken Coop" coding styles. I also have reviewd Sun's "Code Conventions for the java Programming Language" and "The Elements of Java Style" by Allan Vermeulen.
My question is where do I start?
What is the 5% of The "Chicken Coop's" Java Programming Style Guide that has been modified from the JDK source?
What are the more important conventions that should be covered in the standards?


 
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If this is for a group, then i can think of quite a few things:
1) number of space characters to indent
2) targeted size of a method (try to have no more than 24 lines
in a method)
3) no import on demand rule
4) testing methods standards
5) what features will not be used
6) what library features / methods will not be used
7) what documentation must be completed when the standards are
not followed.
 
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