Tag: clean-code
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Don't use TypeScript types like this. Use Map Pattern instead
Published: at 02:22 PMDiscover how to improve TypeScript type flexibility and maintainability using the Map Pattern. Learn to avoid tightly coupled code, enforce stricter controls, and follow the Open/Closed Principle for cleaner, more scalable TypeScript projects. Read the full guide now.
Four fundamental design patterns
Published: at 02:47 PMMaster four essential design patterns for better software architecture. This comprehensive guide explores Observer, Strategy, Factory, and State patterns with practical JavaScript examples, highlighting common problems they solve, when to use them, and real-world applications for modern developers.
Working Effectively with Libraries (facade pattern)
Published: at 02:41 PMLearn how to implement the facade pattern to simplify HTTP requests in your web applications. This practical guide demonstrates how to create a clean abstraction layer that centralizes error handling, authentication, and request logic while maintaining flexibility across different HTTP libraries.
Single Responsibility Principle in React: The Art of Component Focus
Published: at 10:39 AMLearn how to apply the Single Responsibility Principle in React components. A practical guide to writing cleaner, more maintainable code using SOLID principles and component composition.
Bloated React code? Try component hooks
Published: at 01:53 PMLearn how to declutter your React components by separating logic from presentation using component hooks. A practical guide to writing cleaner, more maintainable React code with real-world examples.
Feature-based React Architecture
Published: at 01:52 PMHow to create a feature-based React architecture that allows large scale applications
React Anti-Pattern: Stop Passing Setters Down the Components Tree
Published: at 02:47 PMLet's see why passing useState setters as props creates abstraction leaks and tightly couples child components to parent implementations.
The magic of keeping one level of abstraction per function
Published: at 03:33 PMThis article explains the importance of maintaining a single abstraction level within functions, a technique that enhances readability and simplifies debugging. By keeping each function focused on a single level of detail, developers can create cleaner, more maintainable code. The post provides examples to illustrate this concept, highlighting its role in writing effective, understandable functions.