Explore tweets tagged as #cleanCodeTips
@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #9. ✅ Use property value shorthand. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #10. ✅ Use literal syntax. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #5. ✅ Use Ternary Operator instead of if-else. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #7. Use string literals for.✅ better readability.✅ and writing in multiple lines. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #8. ✅ Don't prepend object name to object keys. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #1. ✅ Use expressive names. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #6. ✅ Use object destructuring. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #2. ✅ Use Objects to store related data. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #4. ❌ Avoid nested if-else blocks. 👉 Hard to understand. 👉 Not readable. ✅ Instead use early returns. 👉 Easy to understand. 👉 Better readability. #CleanCodeTips
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@naresh_io
Naresh
4 years
CleanCodeTips #3. ✅ Stick to one naming convention. 🐫camelCase is the most commenly used notation. #CleanCodeTips
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@define_digitals
DefineDigitals
3 years
Clean code always looks like it was written by someone who cares ~ Robert C. Martin. #cleancode #code #cleancoder #tips #cleancodetips #coding #programming #comments #robertcmartin #quotes #programmingquotes #definedigitals #definedigitalslife
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@SonarSource
Sonar
1 year
Java #CleanCodeTips! Don't use generic types without type parameters as it avoids the type checking and catching of unsafe code during the compilation, making everything visible during runtime!
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
Commented code: There is nothing more hateful than commented code. Do not do it!.//stay at home.#cleanCode #cleanCodeTips #developers #devs #StayAtHome #ElonMusk #nameRandom
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@SonarSource
Sonar
1 year
Java #CleanCodeTips! Unused code fragments often go unnoticed during development and merge processes, impacting code readability and confidence in completion. Take the time to identify and remove these elements to maintain a clean and efficient codebase!
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
Don't skip trivial tests. They are easy to write and their documentary value is heigher than the cost to produce them. #cleancode #cleanCodeTips #developers
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
Avoid Negative Conditionals. Negatives are just a bit harder to understand than positives. So, when possible, conditionals shoulds be expressed as positives. #cleanCode #cleanCodeTips #developers #codigoLimpio #microsoft #randomHash
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
Código comentado: No hay nada más odioso que el código comentado. ¡No lo hagas! .// stay at home. #cleanCode #cleanCodeTips #developers #codigoLimpio
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
The Law of Demeter says that a method f of a class C ahould anly call the methods of these:.C. An object created by f. An object passed as an argument to f. An object held in an instance variable of C. #cleanCode #cleanCodeTips #developers #codigoLimpio
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@TheCleanCode
CleanCode
5 years
Methods that are never called should be discarded. Keeping dead code around is wasteful. Don’t be afraid to delete the function. Remember, your source code control system still.remembers it. #cleanCode #cleanCodeTips #codigoLimpio #developers
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