There’s more to writing good front-end code than knowing every HTML tag, CSS selector, or the latest front-end features and techniques. And as I mentioned in a recent blog post, writing good code takes a lot of patience and practice. But how do you know if you’re writing good code, especially if you’re just learning how to code?
Using real-world examples found on several websites, let’s take a look at common “red flags” to look for when writing code and evaluating its quality.
Using real-world examples found on several websites, let’s take a look at common “red flags” to look for when writing code and evaluating its quality.
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