naming-convention

Terraform Module to define a consistent naming convention by (namespace, stage, name, [attributes])

The Azure Naming Tool is a .NET 10 Blazor application with a RESTful API for generating and validating Azure resource names. Features include SQLite database support, drag-and-drop configuration, Azure tenant validation, and API V2 with bulk operations.

📖 Collection of naming guides for writing more consistent and readable codes

Database Naming Conventions & Best Practices

A specification for Git branch names — <type>/<description>, human-readable and machine-parseable. Ships a machine-readable spec, JSON Schema, and conformance fixtures.

Terraform Module to define a consistent naming convention by (namespace, stage, name, [attributes])

API Naming Conventions & Best Practices

C#命名规范中文版/C#编码规范中文版

This Bicep module helps to automate resource name generation following the recommended naming convention and abbreviations for Azure resource types.

Git 저장소에 대한 이름 명명 정의(Definition of convention in git repositories)

Enforce consistent file and directory naming conventions in your projects with pre-commit

Collection of proposed MATLAB style guides, naming conventions, and recommendations

UE5 Editor plugin — validate and enforce asset naming, folders, textures, and blueprints based on Allar's UE5 Style Guide. Auto-fix, batch scan, in-editor docs. Free demo.

Naming Convention Validator

A tool that validates GitHub Actions workflow and action YAML files. It checks for syntax errors, such as invalid inputs and outputs, and lints for missing descriptions, invalid rules, and other best practice violations, ensuring your workflows are error-free and adhere to GitHub Actions standards.

Suggestions on how to name repositories

Comprehensive Git repository naming standards optimized for DevOps, automation, and enterprise workflows

A Coding Standards and Naming Conventions to all programming language

My naming guide for CSS classes

Zero-dependency toolkit for meta programming and OOP: name-casing conversions, property descriptors, aliases, prototype traversal, iterators, deep path access, option merging, and comparator adapters