This skill helps developers write clean and consistent Java code for Spring Boot and Quarkus services. It covers important rules like naming, immutability, and exception handling. The standards automatically adjust based on the framework you use.
You get clear examples for records, streams, Optional, and dependency injection. The goal is to make your code readable and maintainable for any team. Whether you are writing new code or reviewing existing work, these guidelines keep everything consistent.
Team leads and developers can use this skill to enforce best practices across projects. It works with Java 17 and newer versions. The skill detects Spring Boot or Quarkus from the build file and applies the right conventions.
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