Coding standards for different languages
Filed Under Coding, Development, Document, Process, Software, Standards | 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)
9. Python (link, link2, link3)
12. JavaScript (link, link2, link3)
14. ActionScript (Flash) (link, link2 (PDF))
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Another popular one for PHP is the PEAR standard:
http://pear.php.net/manual/en/standards.php