As a developer, you know that nothing can be quite so helpful as a well-placed comment. But on the other hand, nothing can be quite so damaging as an old comment that contains lies or misinformation.
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Medium
Comments In Your Code
Why you should keep them to a minimum
Some programmers are better than others. In fact, there’s a statistical distribution: a few are absolutely brilliant, some are good, most are at least competent, some are barely competent and a few are truly dire.
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Many developers, regardless of experience, frantically ask: "Which project should I do?"
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freeCodeCamp.org
The Secret to Unlimited Ideas for Your Coding Projects
As a developer, practice is vital to your continued professional success. The web moves fast. Just a year or two of contentment could leave you eating JavaScript's dust. Yet many developers, regardless of experience, frantically ask: "Which project should…
Coding conventions are style guidelines for programming. They typically cover:
• Naming and declaration rules for variables and functions.
• Rules for the use of white space, indentation, and comments.
• Programming practices and principles
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• Naming and declaration rules for variables and functions.
• Rules for the use of white space, indentation, and comments.
• Programming practices and principles
8 min read
#Programming
freeCodeCamp.org
JavaScript naming conventions: do’s and don’ts
I find it amazing how many different meanings we can get from less than 30 characters. I’m talking about the alphabet with some well-placed punctuation, of course. From a love story to a computer program, writing has allowed us to create extraordinarily different…
The best advice I received about securing my first job as a web developer was to attend meetups.
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The best advice I received about securing my first job as a web developer was to attend meetups.
6 min read
#Programming
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freeCodeCamp.org
How to Survive (and Thrive) at Your First Tech Meetup
The best advice I received about securing my first job as a web developer was to attend meetups. You can read more about why it's a good idea to attend meetups in Dominic's article here: Want to get into tech? It’s never too early to start attending meetups.…
Hi, I wrote an article about how a process of fighting code complexity drives your project architecture:
I called this phenomena "Architecture on Demand".
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I called this phenomena "Architecture on Demand".
⏱ 19 min read
🔘 #Programming
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Today one of my favorite teachers, Brad Traversy, published an overview of what he recommends you learn to become a web developer in 2020.
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⏱ 10 min read
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freeCodeCamp.org
Web Development in 2020: What Coding Tools You Should Learn
Today one of my favorite teachers, Brad Traversy, published an overview of what he recommends you learn to become a web developer in 2020. Brad cuts through a lot of the hype you hear on social media. His advice is practical and realistic. And I agree with…
Have you noticed how the same cliche questions always get asked at job interviews — over and over again?
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⏱ 6 min read
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freeCodeCamp.org
How to explain object-oriented programming concepts to a 6-year-old
by Alexander Petkov Have you noticed how the same cliche questions always get asked at job interviews — over and over again? I’m sure you know what I mean. For example: > Where do you see yourself in five years? or, even worse: > What do you consider to be