HOW GOOGLE WRITES CLEAN, MAINTAINABLE CODE
Google has a process called “readability” that allows it to maintain certain coding standards and best practices in its monolithic codebase. It has published its style guides online and has described the readability process in its book “Software Engineering at Google”. Readability helps Google increase knowledge sharing, maintain its codebase's health, enforce best practices, and sustain a culture of mentorship. However, readability results in slower code velocity. The article goes through some examples of clean TypeScript code using Google’s style guide.