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We had to come up with a set of common practices for everyone to follow in our team. The result was a list of guidelines which looks random and is not perfect. But we try to stick to it and improve it by making it public. The reason for posting it here is to have it criticised by community. So please comment if you have better approaches or open an issue on github. Thanks

Thanks, for your comment. I do agree that "best practices" isn't the best word. I probably should have said, "Hive common practices". Most developers have understanding of the process but just have a different taste and styles, we just tried to make things more consistent. We thought having such a document is better than not having it, and even if a developer doesn't understand the practices being followed this document brings an opportunity to learn them. I know it's not perfect and looks abit random, that's why we made it public to get some feedback.

Yep and understood -- it's what works best for your team. And yes, consistency is where the value lies.

I've found these efforts to be successful as long as those guidelines are socialized among the team and it's treated in a consistent manner.

Looks like a great list thus far!

You're actually right. I will change that to stage-2. Thanks for feedback.

We haven't developed anything with GraphQL yet. I wasn't even sure if there are best practices out there. If you have a link that lists them, I'd happily put it in the doc. You're more than welcome to make a pull request as well.

That's a great idea

I think combining the two is the best. I will edit that, thanks for your feedback.

Hi guys, I published this document. Here at http://www.wearehive.co.uk we work with different developers with various levels of experience. We had to come up with a set of rules to bring some consistency to what we produce and make it easier for others to pick up and maintain it. It does look random and it's not perfect, that's why we decided to make it public and receive some feedback. I've already made notes from some of these comments. If you think something is wrong and shouldn't be there, make a pull request, or just let me know if you're too busy to do that.