Writing Clean Code with Solidity Functions π§Ήβ¨In Solidity, following a clean code approach for functions helps in creating readable, maintainable, and efficient smart contracts. Here, Iβll walk through some best practices using the example functions in the Function contract and suggest a clean c...Nov 15, 2024 Β· 3 min readjordanmuthemba.hashnode.dev
β¨ Clean Code in Solidity: Structuring the Token2024 Contract for Readability, Functionalityβ¦In Solidity, as in any programming language, clean code principles ensure that code is easy to read, maintain, and scale. For smart contracts π°βββwhich often handle valuable assets and complex business logicβββclean, understandable code is critical....Nov 1, 2024 Β· 4 min readjordanmuthemba.hashnode.dev
Naming Conventions Across Languages (part one JS)Writing clean code is more than just making the code workβββitβs about making it readable, understandable, and maintainable. One of the key factors in writing clean code is naming conventions. Using consistent and meaningful names for variables, func...Oct 25, 2024 Β· 2 min readjordanmuthemba.hashnode.dev
You Gotta Travel to Know Currency Barrier is a F@#kerCurrency barriers arenβt just an abstract problem that policy wonks talk about. Theyβre a gut punch to anyone whoβs ever tried to send money abroad, trade internationally, or just book a hotel room in another country. And to really get how much of a ...Oct 18, 2024 Β· 7 min readjordanmuthemba.hashnode.dev
Understanding Stable Currencies and Integrating cKES (Celo Kenya Shillings)Introduction to Stable Currencies Stable currencies, often referred to as stablecoins, are a class of cryptocurrencies that aim to provide price stability while maintaining the core benefits of digital assets like security, transparency, and decentra...Aug 29, 2024 Β· 5 min readjordanmuthemba.hashnode.dev