pvillela / SMART_Health_Cards_Links.md

Last active August 7, 2021 20:37

SMART Health Cards: useful links for developers

SMART Health Cards -- links for developers:

pvillela / Microservice_Package_Class_File_Naming_Standard.md

Last active July 22, 2018 15:50

Microservice Package, Class, and File Naming Standard

Java File Naming Convention

A Java file must have the same name as the public class it contains, as required by the Java compiler.

Kotlin File Naming Convention

Kotlin files containing a single public class should have the same name as the class, which starts with a capital letter.

pvillela / Comments_on_Golang.md

Last active June 3, 2017 03:43

Comments on Golang

The Go language is relatively simple, making for a shorter learning curve than most other powerful languages.
The "batteries included" philosophy, with a rich set of standard tools out-of-the-box, contributes to consistency (which also helps with quality) and shorter learning curves.

This includes out-of-the-box coding style conventions and automated code formatting. No more fruitless coding style debates.
The go test tool, including its support for example code, coverage, benchmarking, and profiling, is a powerful contributor to development productivity and quality. In addition, Go's profiling API supports programmatic profiling of applications.

However:
- Lack of a REPL is very annoying, notwithstanding fast compilation and the existence of the go run command and the Tour of Go server (local or web)

While easy-to-use, standard go tool support for versioning of library dependencies is too simplistic. There are ways to deal with this challenge but it is a sourc