CodeTips#2: Clean code in JavaScriptA beginner's approach
INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION I believe the comic strip above sums it well: You write clean code mainly to understand yourself in the future. Not only that, …
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INTRODUCTION INTRODUCTION I believe the comic strip above sums it well: You write clean code mainly to understand yourself in the future. Not only that, …
Like many engineers, I landed into coding kind of by accident. I was programming alone and unsupervised for a decade and my work was mostly …
There are different stages in application development. Some of these stages are nicer than others, and some are necessary, like deployment. The deployment stage might …
Hello, fellow readers! Before we can jump right in, we have an announcement! There is a new series of posts here in the blog: CodeTips! …
Recently, I had the opportunity to work with Tailwind CSS. At first, I was not really happy about it. I knew I had to start …
Image from unsplash Intro Even though nowadays I mostly work with Javascript/Typescript, I’ve spent a long time programming with C++ and as you’ve probably heard …
In this article, we’ll be talking about a widespread concept of Functional Programming called Tail Call Recursion (or Tail Call Optimization or just Tail Call). …
When I started to implement tests with Spring Boot, I struggled to find a way to implement integration tests. Integration tests need to pass through …
Having a test case exercising your code path is not enough if it is set up with values that wouldn’t detect code changes. In a …
Recently, we’ve had to implement a multistep form and it resulted in a very well-rounded implementation, on this form we have: validation, state management, local …