Never use TABS for code indentation
Read OriginalThis article argues against using tabs for code indentation, stating they cause inconsistent formatting when code is shared or viewed in different editors or web browsers. It explains that tabs were originally for tabular data, not indentation, and demonstrates how spaces provide reliable alignment. The author counters common pro-tab arguments, focusing on practical issues in web development and collaborative coding environments.
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