Writing SQL is one thing, but writing SQL that others can easily read, understand, and maintain is another skill entirely. This style guide helps you do just that. It covers practical tips like how to format queries with proper indentation, the best way to name tables, columns, and aliases, and why consistency matters when working in teams.
You’ll also find guidance on handling keywords, functions, and joins so your queries remain clean and portable across different SQL databases. By following these best practices, you can avoid confusion, reduce errors, and make collaboration with other developers much smoother.
Check out the SQL Style Guide