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CONVENTIONS.md

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 # o2.js **JavaScript** Conventions & Best Practices
 ## An **all-in-one** Guide to Writing Efficient **JavaScript** *;)*
 
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 ## Introduction
 
 This document includes **JavaScript** naming conventions, best practices
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 In general, however, it *can* be used as a *guideline* for *any* large-scale
 client-heavy **JavaScript** project.
 
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 ## Why Do We Need Conventions?
 
 **Coding Conventions** is a must-have for any large-scale long-lived
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 between the developer team. They increase the readability of the code,
 and make the code less error-prone.
 
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 ## o2.js **JavaScript** Coding Standards
 
 Here are the main code conventions, standards, and guidelines used
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     var a;
     var b;
 
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 ## o2.js **JavaScript** Coding Best-practices
 
 ### JsLint Your Code
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 [Enhance progressively][15], and ensure tha your application
 is usable at all times.
 
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 ## Performance and Memory Considerations
 
 Here are certain performance considerations, and guidelines to keep in mind
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     collection.addClass('test');
     collection.click(function(){});
 
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 ## Code Smells
 
 Constantly follow these indicators, as they often show the quality
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 Keep in mind that the checked in code should be "ready for release"
 **at any time**.
 
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 ## Conflicting Situations
 
 Even the strictest set of rules and coventions may be vague under certain
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 * ["Clean Code, A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship"][22]
 * ["Robert C. Martin"][23]
 
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 That's the end of this conventions document.