At my day job, we use Typescript for our UI and do most of the game logic in C++. It can be difficult to switch between these languages mentally, so I encourage the team to write C++ in Visual Studio and Typescript in VS Code. The convention for C++ is that we put the opening brace for statements on the next line, Allman style. But when writing Typescript, we put the opening brace on the current line, K&R style. Unfortunately, while Typescript has very robust linting tools that automatically correct the braces, C++ does not, so I'm forever cursed to open every code review with this comment:
Please put your opening braces on the next line when writing C++.
