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It's the most obvious - but naming conventions are so crucial to simpler code, it's crazy that people are so loose with them...
For Javascript / Typescript
Google publishes a JavaScript style guide. For more guides, please refer to this link: Google JavaScript Style Guide
Here are some key points:
- Use const or let – Not var
 - Use semicolons
 - Use arrow functions
 - Use template strings
 - Use uppercase constants
 - Use single quotes
 
See 13 Noteworthy Points from Google’s JavaScript Style Guide
For C# Java
See chapter 2: Meaningful Names Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship
