Maintain consistent naming conventions across the codebase: - Use PascalCase for class methods (e.g., `All()`, `Get()`, `Run()` instead of `all()`, `get()`, `run()`) ```cpp // Incorrect static void all(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo& info); static void get(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo& info); // Correct static void All(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo& info); static void Get(const v8::FunctionCallbackInfo& info); ``` - Use snake_case for property names and variables ```cpp // Incorrect V(clientId_string, "clientId") // Correct V(client_id_string, "clientId") ``` - Use `k` prefix for constants or follow existing convention in the file ```cpp // Incorrect static constexpr size_t reserveSizeAndAlign = ... // Correct static constexpr size_t kReserveSizeAndAlign = ... // or static constexpr size_t RESERVE_SIZE_AND_ALIGN = ... ``` - Use PascalCase for concepts and templates that define types ```cpp // Incorrect template concept is_callable = ... // Correct template concept IsCallable = ... ``` Following these conventions improves code readability and maintains consistency throughout the codebase.