I declare as "final" every single variable whose value doesn't change. I also use "this" every time that I'm referring to an attribute, even when there's no ambiguity in not using it

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  • google-java-format

    Reformats Java source code to comply with Google Java Style.

    • They follow a rectangle rule, which is easy to follow, but can lead to ugly formatting due to excessive indentation in nested statements (which are common using protobuffers). The dart formatter was a lot nicer, and considered human friendly style instead of blindly following the rectangle rule.

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