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Coding standards for different languages

Filed Under Coding, Standards, Document, Process, Development, Software | Posted on October 13, 2007




Nowadays code can be written in a number of different platforms and architectures. For example, earlier, you would have primarily C and C++ as the different languages in which code was written for a majority of applications, but now there are so many different languages and platforms that the same coding standards cannot be used for all of them. So, here is a compilation of possible coding standards for these varies languages and platforms:

1. C (link)

2. C/C++ for embedded development (link)

3. Visual Basic 6 (link)

4. Visual Basic .Net (link)

5. .Net Conventions (C#, VB .Net, J# .Net) (link, link2)

6. Java (link, link2)

7. HTML (link, link2)

8. Perl (link, link2, link3)

9. Python (link, link2, link3)

10. PHP (link, link2, link3)

11. Ruby (link, link2)

12. JavaScript (link, link2, link3)

13. CSS (link, link2, link3)

14. ActionScript (Flash) (link, link2 (PDF))

15. C++ (link, link2, link3)


One Response to “Coding standards for different languages”

  1. Stoyan on October 13th, 2007 10:38 pm

    Another popular one for PHP is the PEAR standard:
    http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.php

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