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ryanmcdermott/clean-code-javascript is a GitHub repository that provides a guide on how to write cleaner and more readable JavaScript code. The guide is inspired by Robert C. Martin's book "Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software Craftsmanship".

It includes principles, patterns and best practices. Though these are more guidelines than rules, they're meant to serve as a beacon for writing clean and readable JavaScript.

Not every principle mentioned should be strictly followed, and even fewer will be universally applied. The guidelines are merely to give a better understanding of writing clean and professional JavaScript.

This project does not promote any kind of framework-oriented styles. It adheres to a vanilla JavaScript approach since it's widely recognized and understood by the majority of developers. Thanks to this, other frameworks or libraries can adopt these practices based on their contexts.

The creator of the repository is Ryan McDermott, a software engineer who is currently a Tech Lead at Google. The repository currently has a high number of stars (over 59,000), suggesting that it is quite popular and well-regarded in the coding community.

The repository is divided into several sections, including:

• Variables
• Functions
• Objects and Data Structures
• Classes
• SOLID
• Testing
• Concurrency
• Error Handling
• Formatting
• Comments