Code Conventions

There is a loose set of code conventions that should be followed when contributing to JavaLib. These conventions exist to make the code more readable and consistent.

Brace Style
We put braces on the same line as the statement beginning a code block, like so: if (true) { doSomething() }

We discourage code blocks that are not contained in braces, except in the case of null checks, like so: if (obj == null) return;

Class Organization
We organize our classes like follows:

1. Constants
2. Fields: private, then protected, then public (public fields discouraged, obviously)
3. Constructors/Initialization
4. Disposal
5. Accessors/Mutators
6. Methods
7. Helpers

We organize our methods into regions which can be minimized if you have the Coffee-bytes plugin installed in Eclipse. Regions are created as follows: `//region Processing

//Processing Code Here

//endregion`