Cursor-rules-java provides system prompts for Java that assist software engineers in daily programming tasks and CI/CD pipelines. It integrates with Claude and supports IntelliJ IDEA and VSCode. Engineers benefit from automated code generation, debugging, and optimization.
git clone https://github.com/jabrena/cursor-rules-java.gitCursor-rules-java provides system prompts for Java that assist software engineers in daily programming tasks and CI/CD pipelines. It integrates with Claude and supports IntelliJ IDEA and VSCode. Engineers benefit from automated code generation, debugging, and optimization.
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Generate a list of best practices for writing clean and maintainable Java code. Include [NUMBER] key principles that software engineers should follow, along with examples for each principle. Additionally, provide [TIPS] for implementing these practices in a team environment.
1. **Use Meaningful Names**: Choose variable and method names that clearly describe their purpose. For instance, instead of naming a variable `x`, use `customerAge` to enhance readability. 2. **Keep Methods Short**: Aim for methods that do one thing and do it well. For example, a method named `calculateTotalPrice` should only handle the calculation logic, not also print the result or handle user input. 3. **Comment Wisely**: Use comments to explain why something is done, not what is done. For instance, instead of commenting on a loop, explain the reason for the loop’s existence, like `// Loop through customer orders to apply discounts based on loyalty status.` 4. **Consistent Formatting**: Stick to a consistent coding style, such as using 4 spaces for indentation and placing opening braces on the same line. This makes the code more uniform and easier to read. 5. **Avoid Magic Numbers**: Replace hard-coded numbers with named constants. For example, instead of using `0.05` directly in the code, define a constant like `private static final double DISCOUNT_RATE = 0.05;` to improve clarity. **Tips for Implementation**: Encourage team members to review each other's code for adherence to these principles. Schedule regular coding standards workshops to reinforce these practices and create a shared repository of examples that illustrate the principles in action.
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