Category

General Coding Standards

General Coding Standards
General Coding Standards
General Coding Standards
Code Readability
Code Readability
Code Readability
Code Readability
Performance
Performance
Performance
Performance
Exception Handling
Exception Handling
Exception Handling
Exception Handling
Security
Security
Security
Security
Code Modularity and Reusability
Code Modularity and Reusability
Code Modularity and Reusability
Code Modularity and Reusability
Testing
Testing
Testing
Testing
Compliance and Best Practices
Compliance and Best Practices
Compliance and Best Practices
Compliance and Best Practices
Dependency Management
Dependency Management
Dependency Management
Build and Deployment
Build and Deployment
Build and Deployment
Database Interactions
Database Interactions
Database Interactions
Database Interactions
Documentation
Documentation
Documentation
Threading and Concurrency
Threading and Concurrency
Threading and Concurrency
Code Analysis Tools
Code Analysis Tools
Final Checks
Final Checks
Final Checks
Checklist Item Priority
Naming conventions followed for classes, methods, variables, and constants. Medium
Code properly formatted with consistent indentation. Medium
Comments are clear and meaningful. Medium
No unused code (e.g., variables, methods, imports). Medium
Descriptive method and variable names. Medium
Logic is easy to follow. Medium
Complex code sections are documented. Medium
Long methods refactored into smaller, single-responsibility methods. Medium
Expensive operations (e.g., I/O, database calls) are optimized. Medium
Efficient implementation of loops and recursion. Medium
Memory usage is optimized. Medium
Collections are appropriately sized. Medium
Exceptions properly caught and handled. Medium
Custom exceptions used where appropriate. Medium
Correct use of try-catch-finally blocks. Medium
Specific exceptions caught instead of generic ones. Medium
Sensitive data handled securely (e.g., encryption, masking). Medium
Inputs validated and sanitized. Medium
Secure methods and libraries used. Medium
No hard-coded credentials or sensitive information. Medium
Classes and methods are single-responsibility. Medium
Common functionality abstracted for reuse. Medium
Appropriate design patterns implemented. Medium
Dependencies are injected rather than hard-coded. Medium
Unit tests cover critical functionality. Medium
Automated tests adequately cover code. Medium
Comprehensive test cases, including edge cases. Medium
Tests pass without failures or warnings. Medium
Appropriate use of Java features (e.g., streams, lambdas). Medium
Deprecated APIs avoided. Medium
Code is compatible with the target Java version. Medium
Logging frameworks used instead of System.out.println(). Medium
Dependencies are up-to-date and necessary. Medium
Dependency versions explicitly defined. Medium
Checks for conflicting dependencies. Medium
Code builds without errors or warnings. Medium
Build scripts configured correctly. Medium
Artifacts and configurations are environment-agnostic. Medium
Prepared statements used to prevent SQL injection. Medium
Transactions handled correctly. Medium
Connection pooling used. Medium
Queries optimized for performance. Medium
Javadoc comments provided for public methods and classes. Medium
README file updated. Medium
Configuration files well-documented. Medium
Thread-safe collections and mechanisms used where needed. Medium
Appropriate use of locks, synchronized blocks, or concurrency tools. Medium
Race conditions and deadlocks avoided. Medium
Static analysis tools (e.g., SonarQube, PMD) used. Medium
Reported issues resolved or documented. Medium
Code adheres to project standards. Medium
No debug logs or temporary test code left in the final version. Medium
Code peer-reviewed by another developer. Medium
Remarks Yes No N/A Pass