Code Smell | Magic Numbers
This code smell can be detect when we use a number that lacks the proper semantics.
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Standardize imports with ESLint
This rule of ESLint will help us maintain a standard regarding the ordering and grouping of the imports of our project.
Code Smell | Data Clumps
This code smell can be detected when we observe that certain groups of data are being used in different parts of our code.
Code Smell | Shotgun Surgery
This code smell can be detected if making a change have to replicate this change in different parts of our code.
Code Smell | Divergent Change
This smell can be detected when we observe that at a specific point in our application we perform too many changes, these points can be a certain class, a .js or .ts file that exports certain functions, etc.
Code Smell | Primitive Obsession
This code smell is given by the abusive use of primitive types when modeling our classes.
Day.js | The lightest API to handle dates in JS
Library that will help us with the handling of dates in JavaScript.
Named arguments | JS
In this post we will see what the named arguments are and how they can help us to make code cleaner. Lets goo!!
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How to use media queries and custom props inside our Styled Components in React with Typescript.
text-transform property | CSS3
This property will allow us to capitalize, upper case and lower case any text using CSS.
Avoiding IF nesting
Tip to improve the readability of our code. We will achieve this by using guard clauses which will help us avoid this IF nesting.
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Learn how to add styles to an ordered list in HTML5 using CSS3.
Translations for React using i18n hook
How to add translations to a project built with React.