#code-quality

Enforcing Code Quality for Node.js
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Using Linting, Formatting, and Unit Testing with Code Coverage to Enforce Quality StandardsI Licensed from Adobe Stock PhotoIn my last article, I showed you how to use docker-compose to leverage standardized, already existing Dockerfiles for development. The next step in getting our application ready for deployment is productionizing it.I’m going to continue using the React/Parcel example from my earlier tutorial: Move over Next.js and Webpack!Here is the source code: ▻https://github.com/patrickleet/streaming-ssr-react-styled-componentsI also haven’t done anything else related to getting the application “production ready”, so I’ll also talk about what is required for that, though it may take another article to finish… we’ll see how it goes. I’m ad-libbing this.Let’s start with some quality (...)

#code-quality-nodejs #unit-testing #javascript #nodejs #code-coverage

Code Review for the Solo Dev
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I will start this article, as I did with the previous one in the series.Nothing can substitute a great team. But a real warrior has to be able to rely on thyself if needed.A few people nowadays, work on a team of one.People that are subject matter experts and the very best on their fields (and I am the last human on earth who can give them any professional advice).People that have just founded, solo, their own company (or their company partners are not technical).Or people who work always remotely, and in a vastly different time zone compared to the headquarters, where getting help from other colleagues might be difficult.Code review, the milestone of minimum acceptable software qualityAs Jeff Atwood(the founder of StackOverflow) points in his article Code reviews: Just do itI believe (...)

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Self #testing for Solo Devs
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Nothing can substitute a great team. But a real warrior has to be able to rely on thyself if needed.A few people nowadays, work on a team of one.People that are subject matter experts and the very best on their fields (and I am the last human on earth who can give them any professional advice).People that have just founded, solo, their own company (or their company partners are not technical).Or people who work always remotely, and in a vastly different time zone compared to the headquarters, where getting help from other colleagues might be difficult.Testing your work, the broccoli of day-to-day software engineering.The first skill I can think of, that we all need to pay attention to, is to test our own dev work, more effectively. #qa guys are great, but you work together on this case, (...)

#code-quality #self-testing #solo-devs

Writing an Amazing #code Review Checklist
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Code reviews are a necessary part of the software development process, designed to reduce technical debt and ensure consistency across your codebase. Everyone who writes code makes mistakes, but it is important to catch them before they reach production and start to cause damage.The best way to ensure that your code reviews are as simple and effective as possible is to create a code review checklist that covers everything that you have agreed is important to ensure the maintainability of your code. This may include ensuring that best practices are adhered to, checking code formatting for errors, ensuring that tests are up-to-date with the latest commit, and implementing your team’s coding conventions and policies. Creating a code review checklist means you, and your whole team will have (...)

#programming #code-quality #software-development #code-review

UIView Extension
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With the advancement of #swift and the changes it brings on by providing great power to extensions. Developers have started to put more focus on extension instead of subclassing for most of the cases.This tutorial is not for discussing when to use extension or subclass or the pros/cons of any of these. This blog is more focussed on UIView extension and showing how it can help and make our life easy with different type of use case.1. Add IBInspectableIf you are not familiar with IBInspectable, you can go through this WWDC video showing the use and power of this keyword ▻https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2015/407/With that being said, now we know what IBInspectable is and how it can be used, but we are not gonna subclass any UIView and add this properties in there, rather we (...)

#swift-extensions #swift-programming #code-quality #ios