You Can Modify Elements During Filtering In ColdFusion
Ben Nadel discusses overcoming the mental block of modifying array elements during a .filter() operation in ColdFusion, arguing it's a valid practice.
Ben Nadel discusses overcoming the mental block of modifying array elements during a .filter() operation in ColdFusion, arguing it's a valid practice.
Explores the debate on using semicolons in JavaScript, covering ASI rules, common pitfalls, and best practices for code reliability.
Argues for using Array<T> over T[] syntax in TypeScript for clarity and consistency with other generic types.
A comparison of Array<string> vs string[] syntax in TypeScript, arguing for the generic notation's superior readability and maintainability.
Explores the debate on placing curly brackets on new lines for better code readability, scanning, and consistency in programming.
A .NET developer explains why formatting LINQ queries vertically (tall) improves readability and maintainability over horizontal (wide) formatting.
A guide on integrating Prettier and ESLint in a JavaScript project to combine automated code formatting with code quality linting.
Explains the best way to check for True/False in Python, comparing performance and recommending the PEP8-compliant 'if variable:' idiom.
A guide to enforcing consistent coding conventions across a development team using IDE configuration sharing and automated checkstyle tools.
A tutorial on setting up and using ESLint for React projects, including configuration with Webpack and popular rule sets.
A guide to automating Python code style checks using PEP 8 and tools like pycodestyle to ensure consistency and avoid manual reviews.
A blog post discussing the impact of curly bracket placement on code readability, developer focus, and cognitive load in software development.
Analyzes line length distributions in popular Python packages, comparing them to Twitter's character limit analysis and exploring PEP8 style guide adherence.
Explains why JavaScript's Automatic Semicolon Insertion (ASI) makes 'never use semicolons' a valid approach and why 'always use semicolons' is misleading.
Part 3 of a series on creating professional PowerShell DSC resources, covering coding style and message localization best practices.