As a wide eyed junior developer when I first began working on large projects I simply accepted that it is difficult to fix bugs or find where an action is being executed. If only I knew then what I know now, I would had saved myself hours of frustration. The first step to writing good code is accepting the code you write or work on is crap, but sometimes you need to know what to look for. Here are some signs that your code sucks.
Related Submissions:
- Tips to Write Better CSS Code CSS is a language that is not difficult to master, but if you use it for a large project, it can be very difficult to...
- Signs that a Website is Underperforming Every website will need at least some occasional analysis and maybe a few tweaks to keep it performing as it should. Fortunately, there are some...
- Learn Ruby on Rails From Scratch: Week 1 Ruby on Rails. . .by now most people have heard the hype about it. It promises more effective code, total object orientation, and true MVC...
- 9 Signs You Shouldn’t Hire THAT Web Guy My employer specializes in creating websites for middle-sized businesses. We rarely create “Mom’n’Pops” websites and generally don’t pursue contracts with major corporations. Working with mid-size...
- 6 Signs of Adaptive PHP In this article we show you 6 different signs of how PHP is adapting to web developers needs! ...