No Style Guide
No Style Guide refers to a development approach where a team or project intentionally avoids adopting a formal, documented set of coding standards or conventions. This methodology relies on individual developer discretion, ad-hoc decisions, or minimal implicit rules rather than enforced guidelines. It often results in inconsistent code formatting, naming, and structure across a codebase.
Developers might use No Style Guide in small, rapid-prototyping projects, personal experiments, or when working solo to maximize flexibility and avoid overhead. It can be suitable for temporary code, proof-of-concepts, or environments where speed is prioritized over maintainability, though it's generally discouraged for long-term or collaborative work due to readability and scalability issues.