Category: JavaScript

Building scalable software applications requires writing clean code that’s so simple that any dev can understand it. In this article, I’ll explain and demonstrate what clean code is. Then I’ll share my favorite clean code patterns for building modern Agile applications. I won’t use complex jargon. I’ll hit you with simple, clear JavaScript examples that… Continue reading The Clean Code Handbook: How to Write Better Code for Agile Software Development

What is Clean Code? Clean code is code that is: Readable: Easy to understand at a glance Maintainable: Simple to modify and debug Reusable: Can be repurposed for different scenarios Testable: Easy to write unit tests for Scalable: Can grow without becoming complex 1. Variables: The Building Blocks of Clean Code – Use Meaningful Variable… Continue reading Clean Code in JavaScript: A Comprehensive Guide 🚀

replaceAll() makes it easier to replace multiple occurrences of a substring. const signal = “Batman! Batman must respond!”; console.log(signal.replaceAll(“Batman”, “Bruce”));  // “Bruce! Bruce must respond!”

The with statement allows shorthand access to an object’s properties but is generally discouraged due to ambiguity in scope. const obj = { name: “Bruce”, city: “Gotham” }; with (obj) { console.log(name, city); // “Bruce Gotham” }