To create better and more maintainable source code it is custom to use coding guidelines in ADF projects.
Projects benefit from having coding conventions because:
- It's easier to understand code that is consistently formatted and uses a consistent naming standard.
- It's easier to integrate modules that use a common consistent naming standard - less need to look up and cross-reference the different names that refer to the same thing.
- People can stop reformatting code and renaming variables and methods whenever working on code written by other people.
It doesn't really matter that much which coding conventions your team uses, as long as everyone follows them.
Use this document as a guideline in writing your code:
ADF Coding Guidelines