A guide for programming in style

There are no facts at all when it comes to readability of code or code style. There was almost no research done and what was done is inconclusive. It's simply impossible to say with certainty whether any single style-guide is any better than any other.

It's a real shame, because it makes people argue endlessly and spend precious time on writing this kind of "guides", which just fuel another pointless argument. For every single point in these guides there is a valid counterargument, as well as, of course, good reasons for it.

I'm not academically prepared to do required research, but I certainly hope that someone will, preferably sooner than later. The fact that it wasn't done in the past 40 years makes me kind of pessimistic, though.

- A guide for programming well (guides/best-practices)

- A guide for reviewing code and having your code reviewed (guides/code-review)

- A guide for programming in style (guides/style)

- Guides for getting things done (guides/protocol)

Also, having the guides in READMEs makes them more visible since GitHub displays those automatically, whereas the wiki is a bit more hidden.