JavaScript Style Guides: What are they and which one to use?

In this video, we'll take a look at JavaScript style guides answering the questions of what is a JavaScript style guide and which JavaScript style guide should you use?

In the video:
01:23 What is a style guide?
02:46 Google JavaScript style guide
03:25 AirBnB JavaScript style guide
03:57 StandardJS JavaScript style guide
04:29 IdiomaticJS JavaScrtip style guide
05:08 Create your own style guide

So a JavaScript style guide is a set of rules that you follow in your web development workflow to make sure that all developers working on a project have consistent code formatting. And by formatting we're talking about syntax and semantics not spaces and tabs.

We'll discuss how a JavaScript style guide can be used to create uniform code between developers and also how a linting tool can be used in combination with this to create an effective development workflow.

Some example style guides we'll look at in the video are the:
- Google JavaScript style guide
- AirBnB style guide

We'll also mention how you can use eslint rules to create your own style guide with JavaScript linting.

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[sandeepguntupalli]

Any particular style guide for type script?

[gracewood]

hey how about for senior developer? :D im a dev lead bro im lazy to find the differences, this video didn't helped me hahaha!