If we care about writing #codeForHumans then we should care, first and foremost, about #readability and #presentation and #consistency is a key part of that. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

Unable to read and cognitively navigate through the code you've written will drastically limit the utility and value of your code. #codeForHumans #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

The code we write is primarily for humans. You may be building a website, developing a Web app, or crafting a complex utility function for a framework. All of these is for humans. #codeForHumans #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips #cleanCode

In every line of code we write, we are utterly liable to failure if we do not first understand the problem domain. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

The key to designing a good solution to a problem requires first and foremost, a correct and complete model of the problem. Without this, we'll fail before we even begin. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

Web developers paly a key part in deciding what models other people end up employing. We should not take this lightly. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

The model of the problem we create will dictate the code we end up writing. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

The better developers Consider the full gamut of users, aware that the software they write does not exist in a vacuum. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

No meaningful conversation can occur without considering the user, whether they are fellow developer or the end user of a UI. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

What we wish to communicate to a machine is our intent, but due to the nature of machines, we must be utterly specific in our code. #cleanCode #codeIntent #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #developer_tips

problem-solving starts with a #clear and accurate understanding of the #context. #developer_tips #يوميات_مطور

As applications grow in complexity, functional programming gives developers the ability to deliver intuitive, stateless, side-effect free code, greatly streaming their development process and improving their applications. #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips #codescript #newbie

The benefit of ES5 web browser APIs with callbacks is that it's super explicit once we understand how it works under the hood. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javasript #javascriptTheHardParts #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

The problem with ES5 web browser APIs with callback functions is that our response data is only available in the callback function - callback hell. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascript #javascriptTheHardParts #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

Features 'web browsers' have that JavaScript does not have. - Dev-tools - Console - sockets - network request - HTML DOM - Timer by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascript #javascriptTheHardParts #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

#javascript does not have the ability to speak to the internet. It's not a feature of #javascript. It's the web browser that makes network requests. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascriptTheHardPart #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

The notion of memorization is giving our functions persistent memories of their previous input output combinations. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascriptTheHardParts #javascript #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

Closures gives our functions persistent memories and entirely new toolkit for writing professional code. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascriptTheHardParts #javascript #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

Memorization is still a go to practice for optimizing how we write our code, how performance it is. by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascriptTheHardParts #javascript #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips

callbacks are a core aspect of async #javascript and are under the hood of promises, async/await by @willsentance @FrontendMasters #javascriptTheHardParts #100DaysOfCode #developer_tips