Choose names that clearly communicate intent without requiring mental gymnastics to understand. Avoid double negatives in variable names, maintain consistent naming patterns across the codebase, and ensure names accurately describe their purpose and context. Key principles: - **Avoid double negatives**: Instead of `pythonNoGlobalHandlers` requiring `!pythonNoGlobalHandlers`, use positive naming like `legacyGlobalHandlers` - **Be descriptive and contextual**: Function names should clearly indicate what they do and include relevant context (e.g., `nodeCompatHttpServerHandler` instead of generic `registerFetchEvents`) - **Maintain consistency**: If using `Module` as a parameter name throughout the codebase, stick with it consistently, or rename the type to `ModuleType` to allow lowercase `module` parameters Example of improvement: ```typescript // Avoid - requires double negative export const pythonNoGlobalHandlers: boolean = !!compatibilityFlags.python_no_global_handlers; if (!pythonNoGlobalHandlers) { ... } // Prefer - clear positive naming export const legacyGlobalHandlers: boolean = !compatibilityFlags.python_no_global_handlers; if (legacyGlobalHandlers) { ... } ```