If you use C#, you can add the StyleCop.Analyzers nuget package and it highlights inconsistencies. It also comes with code fixes that allow you to fix all instances of a violation in the entire solution with one click.
Then there's static code analysis. Between the two, all that is really left to the programmer is models, appropriate layering of your code, security, performance and business logic... well... on the backend anyway.
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If you use C#, you can add the StyleCop.Analyzers nuget package and it highlights inconsistencies. It also comes with code fixes that allow you to fix all instances of a violation in the entire solution with one click.
Then there's static code analysis. Between the two, all that is really left to the programmer is models, appropriate layering of your code, security, performance and business logic... well... on the backend anyway.