Instead of, or at least in addition to, describing the coding standards in English in the README, I suggest adding a .editorconfig file that includes all of these settings.
Regarding coding standards, we are using C# coding styles, to be a little more specific: we are using camelCase for variables and fields (with m_ prefix for instance members and s_ for static fields) and PascalCase for methods, classes and constants. Make sure you are using 'Insert Spaces' and 4 for tab and indent size.
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A
.editorconfig
file can store coding standards in a way that many IDEs, including Visual Studio, can read.Instead of, or at least in addition to, describing the coding standards in English in the README, I suggest adding a
.editorconfig
file that includes all of these settings.