The class design principles are definitely useful. But I think it's worth highlighting that rather than having a single, unifying style guide, that you should follow the conventions of the language or framework you are using, which will make your code readable, hopefully idiomatic, and easy-to-maintain.
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The class design principles are definitely useful. But I think it's worth highlighting that rather than having a single, unifying style guide, that you should follow the conventions of the language or framework you are using, which will make your code readable, hopefully idiomatic, and easy-to-maintain.