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Readable JavaScript by Example: Ten Before-and-After Refactors
Ten small JavaScript and React refactors, from naming and parameter objects to error handling and formatting, that make code easier for the next developer to read and change.
7 min readSeven Habits That Make Code Easier for the Next Developer to Change
Guard clauses, intent-revealing names, API boundaries, precise types, pure decision functions, structured errors and focused pull requests, with JavaScript examples.
10 min readTen Everyday JavaScript Patterns and the Trade-Offs Behind Each One
Guard clauses, lookup maps, result objects, AbortController, allSettled, factories and small caches: when each pattern pays off and when it backfires.
13 min readSix JavaScript Design Patterns for Escaping Spaghetti Code
Explains six practical JavaScript patterns—Strategy, Factory, Observer, Adapter, Composition, and Pipeline—that replace tangled code with maintainable structure.
9 min readUnderstanding SOLID Principles Through Practical Code Examples
All five SOLID principles with concrete JavaScript examples, plus how single responsibility and the rest show up in React components and in clean code.
9 min readNine Code-Level Habits That Make Senior Engineers' Work Easier to Trust
Explores nine concrete coding practices—from guard clauses to strict data modeling—that make code more resilient, readable, and easier to debug under pressure.
7 min readWhen AI Writes Your React App But Skips Clean Code Principles
AI-written React apps often skip clean code principles. Seven habits to restore: DRY, single responsibility, guard clauses and four more, with real fixes.
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