westbrook on Nostr: What ever you code in everyday (I write HTML/CSS/JS), keep you modules small a ...
What ever you code in everyday (I write HTML/CSS/JS), keep you modules small a focused, comment them, document them, test them, teach them to your team members and your external contributors, then it shouldn't mattern what paradigm/pattern/provocations they might contain, they'll scale more easily.
It's easy to get caught in "this is needed now" or "I'd do this this way" or "This needs to be rewritten", but ego and poor planning are going to effect even more than code maintainability over time.
It's easy to get caught in "this is needed now" or "I'd do this this way" or "This needs to be rewritten", but ego and poor planning are going to effect even more than code maintainability over time.