First step to get right would be having automatic code formatters in place properly to cut out stylistic nits. With tools like Prettier, gofmt, yapf, Black and

First step to get right would be having automatic code formatters in place properly to cut out stylistic nits. With tools like Prettier, gofmt, yapf, Black and similar you can focus on the code itself, not how it looks. Of course it can take a while to find some common ground to some stylistic options (which is why I love opinionated formatters that don't give the choice) but it pays off quickly regardless and you gain huge wins with a tiny set of tooling. For myself, I actually stopped caring of code styles and only run code formatters in a pre-commit step (if possible). By giving all the trust of fixing stylistic issues to the formatter and just focusing on the code itself while coding I ensure myself that I focus on the most important thing: getting stuff done.