On Apr 25, 2014, at 11:06 PM, Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>And from *outside* of your organization, it's a no-brainer. PEP 8 is
>what Python itself and most 3rd party OSS modules use. Getting your
>people to use PEP 8 will make it a lot easier for them to learn to
>read Python core and stdlib code, and once they start reading --- why,
>the obvious next step is *contributing*. Yay! ;-)
And if you do deviate from PEP 8, I think it's quite helpful to publish a
style guide outlining the deviations. It helps others contribute to your
project. Of course, the first line of that style guide should be:
`PEP 8`_ is the basis for this style guide so its recommendations
should be followed except for the differences outlined here.
:)
cheers,
-Barry
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