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Rutik Wankhade

Nov 16, 2020

A brief about JavaScript, clean code, and unit testing

👋 Hey everyone. Welcome back. It's week 2 of my #12weeks12blogs challenge. And I must say it's not easy to stay motivated all the time. I realized the importance of knowing your next move. Discipline is hard. So I spent an entire day thinking, plan...

blog.rutik.dev3 min read

#javascript #programming #devlife #clean-code

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Tapas Adhikary

Educator @tapaScript | Founder CreoWis & ReactPlay - Writer - YouTuber - Open Source

Nov 17, 2020

Rutik Wankhade, Great going.. Looking forward to the next week.

Thank you 😊

Rutik Wankhade

Nov 17, 2020

Rahul

hustling

Nov 16, 2020

Rutik man you killed it badly. Amazing and best blog post.

Rutik Wankhade

Nov 16, 2020

Thank you so much Rahul. 😊👍

Jen Openshaw

Software Engineer

Nov 16, 2020

Enjoyed reading your blog post :) That counter is really cool!

Rutik Wankhade

Nov 16, 2020

Thanks, Jennifer Openshaw. I see you are documenting your progress from a Bootcamp too. Cheers!

Dany Tulumidis

Development <3

Nov 16, 2020

Nice Post! Keep going and the motivation will come. Most poeple think we need motivation to start something but its the other way around: The motivation will come while we doing stuff.

And here is a JS Repo with some questions: github.com/lydiahallie/javascript-questions Some of them are quite hard but its fun!

Rutik Wankhade

Nov 16, 2020

Thanks, Dany Tulumidis I totally agree with you. do stuff-get motivated-do stuff. It's a cycle. Also thanks for sharing the repo. It's really helpful.