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The proper naming of variables, functions, methods, and classes is one of the most important attributes of elegant and clean code, that clearly reflects the intentions of the programmer, without assumptions about what was meant. In this article, we w...
This is something I've being meaning to do for a couple or so years now, and unsurprisingly it's bubbled up again recently: the business of swapping the name of the master branch in git out for something better. Because it's one of those jobs that's ...
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I currently follow this pattern in my projects. I have a question regarding components and containers, and redux. Redux docs say follow the duck pattern which means to have actionTypes, actions, reducers all in a single file. I'm also concerned about...
In our information-overloaded world we can't do without search engines anymore. They take on the hard job of evaluating, categorizing and organizing the massive amount of new information every day. Google, DuckDuckGo and Co. are key in accessing this...
Studies have shown many people start their buying decisions online. Who hasn't googled whatever they wanted to buy before? Your website or online store is often the first point of contact. When coming via a search engine such as Google, one of the fi...
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Not all side-projects need to lead directly to a business. Some might just be an experiment, a tool to build upon as mentioned in my other article or a simple helper for yourself. Coding can be relaxing for some. Over the recent Christmas break I wan...
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What's your piece of advice on exception naming these days ? Standard (Java-style, old?) convention would be to keep them at the root of your namespace with an Exception suffix: Example\Project\ConfigurationException Symfony splits them by purpose/c...
