bbatsov/clojure-style-guide

Features

• Idiomatic Coding Standards - Provides a comprehensive set of idiomatic conventions and best practices for writing functional Clojure code.
• Functional Programming Patterns - Implements functional programming paradigms including declarative logic, immutable bindings, and atomic state management.
• Lisp Coding Standards - Provides specific guidelines for function definitions, namespace management, and formatting within Lisp environments.
• Persistent Data Structures - Advocates for the use of immutable collections to ensure thread safety and predictable performance.
• Pure Functional Logic Implementations - Implements pure functional logic to create cleaner and more maintainable control flow.
• Atomic State Coordination - Provides guidelines for managing shared state using atomic references and software transactional memory to prevent data corruption.
• Code Formatting Standards - Applies consistent formatting and naming rules to Clojure source code to improve readability and collaboration.
• Concurrent State Coordination - Coordinates shared mutable state across concurrent execution units using atomic references.
• Functional Declarative Patterning - Promotes the use of functional compositions over imperative loops to simplify logic and improve maintainability.
• Project Structure Organization - Defines standards for organizing namespaces and project directories to ensure discoverable and portable library structures.
• Software Architecture Guidelines - Defines best practices for high-level architectural organization, API documentation, and dependency management.
• Software Transactional Memory - Implements concurrency control through software transactional memory to manage shared state atomically.
• Library Publishing - Establishes a publishing pipeline for libraries focusing on stable coordinates and minimal dependencies.
• Foreign Type Wrappers - Defines boundaries and wrappers for foreign collections and constructors to maintain compatibility with native abstractions.
• Language-Level Documentation - Standardizes the use of docstrings and metadata to communicate usage and versioning for public APIs.
• Spacing and Indentation Rules - Enforces consistent indentation and spacing rules to improve source code readability.
• Library Distribution Bundlers - Provides guidelines for selecting stable coordinates and minimizing dependencies to create portable library artifacts.
• Code Commenting - Defines a standardized hierarchy of comment symbols for source code documentation and technical debt tracking.
• Maintenance Constraints - Provides standards for limiting function length and parameter counts to ensure maintainable and testable logic.
• Identifier Naming Conventions - Applies consistent casing and naming conventions to identifiers to signal intent and behavior.
• Namespace Organization - Groups functions and modules into namespaces to prevent naming conflicts and improve discoverability.
• Module Namespaces - Provides a hierarchical naming schema and alias system to organize code and prevent identifier collisions.
• Artifact Coordinate Systems - Guidance on using stable coordinates and versioning to ensure portable library distribution.
• Compositional Macro Design - Establishes best practices for designing complex macros by breaking them into small, testable functions.
• Macro Decompositions - Provides a strategy for creating reliable syntactic macros by decomposing them into testable units.
• API Documentation Annotations - Defines standards for using docstrings and metadata tags to document public APIs.
• Public API Definitions - Establishes processes for defining public interfaces to track compatibility and version increments.
• Source Code Formatting - Standardizes the visual layout of source code, including indentation and spacing rules.
• Application Testing Workflows - Outlines comprehensive strategies for structuring test suites and assertion patterns to ensure long-term maintainability.
• Test Suite Structuring - Provides a standardized directory structure and assertion pattern for implementing automated behavior tests.
• Test Suite Organization - Establishes consistent naming and assertion patterns for structuring manageable and scalable test suites.
• Language Style Guides - Community-driven style guide for writing idiomatic Clojure code.
• Programming Language Guides - Community-accepted style guide for Clojure programming.
• Programming Language Standards - Standardized coding style for the Clojure language.
• Learning and Exercises - Community-driven style guide.

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