void method
{
}

>

void method {
}

<

void method() { }

😉

Have the ++ young grasshopper. May you change your mind before ever working in my team. :)

@darkcode curious though, why is the latter preferred so much? I like the former because it lines the braces nicely, you can see where it begins and ends.

@Cobalt well I can perfectly see where it begins and ends with the second style too! Indentation is enough for that anyway (cf Python).

I prefer the second because it allows me to see more LOC on my screen, without sacrificing readability. The first one feels like a useless empty line.
For info, the second style is the one used in Git and the Linux kernel :)

^ this @Cobalt

Screen retail space is precious in large projects

def something():
pass

or

function something()
end

In my case

And the occasional

function something() {
}

or

something = function() {
}