Jul 5, 2024
Create stunning user interfaces and check key qualities while hiring vue.js developers. Find out how to hire the best vue.js developer!!
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Create stunning user interfaces and check key qualities while hiring vue.js developers. Find out how to hire the best vue.js developer!!
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Maintainable JavaScript - HTML5 Developer Conference
What is maintainable code? Nicholas Zakas, software engineer at Box calls it code that "works for five years without major changes." In this presentation from HTML5DevConf Nicholas will show you what he considers maintainable code, and how to tackle the difficult problem of writing code as a part of a large team.
Knowledge Bomb. Dropped.
I had a problem inserting a document into my Mongo database so I asked Larry for help. He never answered my question. Just dropped a 1 hour knowledge bomb on me!
1. Modularize / Organization / Maintainability. We organized my app into one constructor with prototype chained methods. Later, this allowed me to reuse code. We separated the interface from the data.
2. Read the API DOCS. Understand how your code works. He had me read the Google Maps API docs (read, not just look at the examples) and taught me how important it is to understand the API I'm using.
3. Comments. For your future self and your colleagues. We added helpful comments.
4. Error handling for the users. When API's have a callback returning a error status make sure you handle each one properly.
Larry's a software engineer at Adobe who comes to our class as a guest instructor and friend.