Learn to write good code with a senior developer

🎓 View our courses: https://scrimba.com/links/all-courses Senior Developer Michael is here to share his tips on how to write top-notch code, no matter whether you're just starting out or a few years into your development career. We'll look at: ⭐️ What is "good code"? ⭐️ Naming things (it's hard) ⭐️ Writing useful commit messages ⭐️ Magic numbers 🪄 ⭐️ To comment or not to comment? ⭐️ Refactoring ⭐️ Spacing and standardization ⭐️ Common bad practices ⭐️ The difference between junior and senior code 💻Check out Scrimba’s interactive learning platform: Scrimba: https://scrimba.com/ 🐦Say hi on Twitter: Scrimba: https://twitter.com/scrimba Leanne: https://twitter.com/RybaLeanne Michael: https://twitter.com/alanmynah 0:00 - Intro 2:21 - How to decide on a variable name? 7:30 - Should I create click events in javascript or HTML? 9:10 - Clean code vs clever code vs readable code 12:21 - Variable names that later looks like a typo 13:08 - Struggle to understand the difference between localStorage and sessionStorage 13:55 - What’s the best practice to naming function? 15:31 - Should functions only do one thing? 16:47 - I have completed the frontend course, where should I go next? 17:23 - To comment or not to comment? 23:46 - What about following a style guide (google, airbnb for js) 25:33 - Writing useful commit messages 27:43 is a doDodoDonation a good name? 29:18 - Best practices when using svelte to send a post request to my supabse server 31:33 - Magic numbers?! 34:53 - How to approach refactoring 37:02 The importance of testing 38:18 - Common bad practices 46:00 - innerHTML or innerTEXT? 47:45 - Should you use automation frameworks along side your unit test like Cypress and Selenium? 49:42 - Facing a project that is plagued by bad practices? 52:14 - I’ve heard TypeScript helps you write better code 53:11 - What’s the best state management, redux or baltic? 54:08 - Is it wrong to call Buttons, BTN? 55:48 - Where to find good sag tags logo? 5