Is there such a thing like a clean code?
Have recently seen an interview from some of the Yandex developers🔧, who were arguing whether such thing even exist.
Some argued that the code needs to be functional, some said its just need to be understandable and maintainable, others were happy if you simply don't have a 'running away instinct' 🏃🏻♂️ when you see the code.
Here is a quick list 📋 on what you should consider when writing a code:
👥 If you working in a team, your code needs to be easily understandable
// Commenting your code doesn't have to be too extensive. Simple and easy to understand code is better than loads of comments
⚖️ Keep your functions small and avoid duplication
🎛 Try to break down the project into a large number of components
🕹 If and Switch statements can be easily broken down in separate functions and look much cleaner
💡 Convenient variable naming is an absolute must have (no 'var y', please)
🔥 Follow best practices and SOLID principles
🔍 Use code checker tools like SonarQube and prettifiers like Atom-beautify
Below is a quick article to extend some of the above points.
👓Read time - 6 min
What are you more interested in the future?
🤓Learning Material
💎Cool Effects
📈Analytics
📰Dev News
Have recently seen an interview from some of the Yandex developers🔧, who were arguing whether such thing even exist.
Some argued that the code needs to be functional, some said its just need to be understandable and maintainable, others were happy if you simply don't have a 'running away instinct' 🏃🏻♂️ when you see the code.
Here is a quick list 📋 on what you should consider when writing a code:
👥 If you working in a team, your code needs to be easily understandable
// Commenting your code doesn't have to be too extensive. Simple and easy to understand code is better than loads of comments
⚖️ Keep your functions small and avoid duplication
🎛 Try to break down the project into a large number of components
🕹 If and Switch statements can be easily broken down in separate functions and look much cleaner
💡 Convenient variable naming is an absolute must have (no 'var y', please)
🔥 Follow best practices and SOLID principles
🔍 Use code checker tools like SonarQube and prettifiers like Atom-beautify
Below is a quick article to extend some of the above points.
👓Read time - 6 min
What are you more interested in the future?
🤓Learning Material
💎Cool Effects
📈Analytics
📰Dev News
I absolutely love when new start ups bring convenience and change into conventional industries.
Have been using Revolut for over a year now and moved all my family and friends to it.
Best parts:
💎Amazing interface and design. The app works like a charm.
💊Get me medical insurance every time I need to apply for a visa
👮🏻♂️Virtual disposable card for internet purchases (it is secure)
🔄Easy transfer of money for sharing bills with friends
💱Very decent rates when you travel abroad
💰Well, you can also easily buy/sell crypto (if you are in this kind of thing)
From my experience, it has really outperformed HSBC, Barclays and Lloyds (which are giant banks)
The least, I think everyone should do is check their app design and if you don't need a new bank card in your wallet, simply check it out to see how it should be done in every other bank.
https://bit.ly/2wEOEuM
Have been using Revolut for over a year now and moved all my family and friends to it.
Best parts:
💎Amazing interface and design. The app works like a charm.
💊Get me medical insurance every time I need to apply for a visa
👮🏻♂️Virtual disposable card for internet purchases (it is secure)
🔄Easy transfer of money for sharing bills with friends
💱Very decent rates when you travel abroad
💰Well, you can also easily buy/sell crypto (if you are in this kind of thing)
From my experience, it has really outperformed HSBC, Barclays and Lloyds (which are giant banks)
The least, I think everyone should do is check their app design and if you don't need a new bank card in your wallet, simply check it out to see how it should be done in every other bank.
https://bit.ly/2wEOEuM
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Was collating a post with a list of usefull components in CSS/SVG/JS and found this challenge for you.
Tower of hanoi - built fully in CSS. Try to move all disks to the right to tower🔥
Tower of hanoi - built fully in CSS. Try to move all disks to the right to tower🔥
Collection of beautiful effects in CSS/SVG/JS💡
We can only learn best by reviewing and understanding code from other people.
The following list includes some interesting components and the way for you to bring creativity in your web projects. Have a look and try to understand some of the code snippets.
https://teletype.in/@thefrontend/rkX2CFO0G
We can only learn best by reviewing and understanding code from other people.
The following list includes some interesting components and the way for you to bring creativity in your web projects. Have a look and try to understand some of the code snippets.
https://teletype.in/@thefrontend/rkX2CFO0G
Teletype
Collation of beautifull effects in CSS/SVG/JS
Here is a list of some the nice effects, interesting ideas and useful components.
Cooking with JS asynchronously🔥
A bit of learning material for you, guys.
What the hell are callbacks, why do I need to promise anything, what's all the fuss about async/await stuff?
If you have ever asked those questions yourself. Here is a quick recipe how to not get confused.
https://teletype.in/@thefrontend/HyQyhqiCM
A bit of learning material for you, guys.
What the hell are callbacks, why do I need to promise anything, what's all the fuss about async/await stuff?
If you have ever asked those questions yourself. Here is a quick recipe how to not get confused.
https://teletype.in/@thefrontend/HyQyhqiCM
Teletype
Cooking with JS asynchronously
If you have ever asked those questions yourself. Here is a quick recipe how to not get confused.
Recently Adobe's UI/UX tool - 'Adobe XD' got a free version available for everyone.
Here is a nice article comparing Adobe's solution with Sketch.
While the article mainly supports the Sketch for designing your UI, the Windows users might give it a proper competition with Adobe.
Which one do you think will have more users in 5 years?
🖌 Adobe XD
💎 Sketch
Here is a nice article comparing Adobe's solution with Sketch.
While the article mainly supports the Sketch for designing your UI, the Windows users might give it a proper competition with Adobe.
Which one do you think will have more users in 5 years?
🖌 Adobe XD
💎 Sketch
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How To Create Your Very Own Facebook Messenger Bot with Dialogflow and Node.js In Just One Day
#JS #Messenger #tutorial
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#JS #Messenger #tutorial
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13 Interesting points from Google's JS style guide
You should stick to spaces over tabs, use ; all the time, move preference to arrow functions (x) => {, use template ${strings} instead of concatenation. And other noteworthy points to consider.
What do you use when coding: Tabs or Spaces?
🔵 = Tabs
🔴 = Spaces
⛔️ = I don't code
You should stick to spaces over tabs, use ; all the time, move preference to arrow functions (x) => {, use template ${strings} instead of concatenation. And other noteworthy points to consider.
What do you use when coding: Tabs or Spaces?
🔵 = Tabs
🔴 = Spaces
⛔️ = I don't code
The Slow Death of Internet Explorer and the Future of Progressive Enhancement
A pretty big issue in front end and web dev is to ensure everything works great on all broswers, but while Chrome, Opera and Firefox constantly fire new features, IE and Safari only seem to play the catch up game.
What to do and where it will lead us.
👓Read time: 10 min
A pretty big issue in front end and web dev is to ensure everything works great on all broswers, but while Chrome, Opera and Firefox constantly fire new features, IE and Safari only seem to play the catch up game.
What to do and where it will lead us.
👓Read time: 10 min
Well, our community is growing very fast.
2000 in exactly 1 month 🎉.
Thank you all for keeping engaged. While I am openning a bottle of champagne 🍾 - do message @masant1 to share any specific thoughts on what you would like to see in the channel, as it should be a dual-way relationship!
Keep it tech related and whether its pure front end or extension to some back end tools and general dev - it can get accomodated🔥.
2000 in exactly 1 month 🎉.
Thank you all for keeping engaged. While I am openning a bottle of champagne 🍾 - do message @masant1 to share any specific thoughts on what you would like to see in the channel, as it should be a dual-way relationship!
Keep it tech related and whether its pure front end or extension to some back end tools and general dev - it can get accomodated🔥.
13 Creative ways to promote your app for free
Quite useful thing to do when your 'Next Big Thing' is ready💡
A nice article that helps you to push your app to the market
#app #marketing
Quite useful thing to do when your 'Next Big Thing' is ready💡
A nice article that helps you to push your app to the market
#app #marketing
Learning course for Bulma 🍄 CSS framework
If you haven't heard of Bulma yet, definetly give it a shot. Its based on Flexbox and gives you full responsiveness, fast and modern modularity.
It is opinion free (unlike Material) and based on CSS only, so that it can be easily integrated with Vue, Angular, React, Ember etc.
Final projects with Bulma look really clean and professional.
website - https://bulma.io/
free course - https://bit.ly/2Ieo39p
If you haven't heard of Bulma yet, definetly give it a shot. Its based on Flexbox and gives you full responsiveness, fast and modern modularity.
It is opinion free (unlike Material) and based on CSS only, so that it can be easily integrated with Vue, Angular, React, Ember etc.
Final projects with Bulma look really clean and professional.
website - https://bulma.io/
free course - https://bit.ly/2Ieo39p
