What is the clean code? In this talk the speaker will provide some answers to this question, and introduce you to 10 good habits that will help keep your code clean.

EVENT: Wordcamp US, 2016

SPEAKER: Michael Toppa

CREDITS: This is a repost of the original video published on WordPress YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpJf6LGZ0a4n9Lj4aVt9spg), which was uploaded with the Creative Commons Attribution license (reuse allowed). 

ORIGINAL SOURCE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ls4iAtOCH8g

10 Tips For Clean Code

Several years ago, Google launched a big study to figure out what makes teams successful. Watch this video to find out what conclusions the researchers arrived to after studying more than 180 separates teams for the duration of several years.

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Secrets Of Successful Teamwork: Insights From Google

Algorithm style coding interviews are very common in the tech industry, but they are a crappy method to evaluate candidates. Might work well for FANG (Facebook, Amazon, Netflix, Google), but the rest of the tech companies are throwing away valid applicants. ​
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Occasionally I work on a project only to scrap it so I wanted to show you one example. From the outside it may appear that a developer is some genius guy who can make whatever he wants. Although this is partially true (engineering is magic), many of you don't see all of the time spent just thinking and reading... All of the footage I capture is usually the by-product of countless hours of thinking. Over the past month I've worked on many new things - react, I2C driver programming and containerization with docker. It's just reminded me how large the technology stack is and everyone is a beginner at some level of the stack. I feel like I haven't made much progress in the past month because I've been a beginner at a lot of new things :) This is the reality and I needed a YouTube vid so I figured I would talk about it. 

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The Reality of Programming

The first - and probably last - time I will seriously respond to an arrogant, dismissive Twitter post on-stream. I felt it was worth doing at least once.

Esoterica: You'll notice that when I talk about how bad the Visual Studio watch window speed is, I say "default install", and I also explain part of the reason for the slowness (intentional delay). The reason that I know this, and refer to the default, is that there are - or at least were - undocumented ways of changing the delay to be lower, which may make the watch window more usable. I have not looked for these or tested them with the latest version, but if you are suffering with Visual Studio's slow watch window, and for some reason don't want to switch to something like RemedyBG, I would encourage you to search on-line for the latest way to edit the watch window delay. It may help you go less insane!

Twitter and Visual Studio Rant

[EPILEPSY WARNING] At the end of this video, I demonstrate colored text on colored background tiles.  The reference renderer displays this benchmark so quickly that the screen appears to flash colors violently.  If you are photo-sensitive, you may want to stop watching the video before I run the colored text demo. [/EPILEPSY WARNING]

Many modern terminals (like Windows Terminal, etc.) run extremely slowly - often hundreds or thousands of times slower than PC hardware allows.  Yet for some reason, pointing this out leads to lots of strange excuses from developers, all of which are not true.

In this video, I demonstrate how a very simple (~3000 line) codebase written in a few days - and literally never optimized at all - still runs by default at thousands of frames per second under real-world conditions, while supporting features that many modern terminals don't, like right-to-left strings of Arabic combining Unicode.

The course mentioned in the video is Star Code Galaxy (https://starcodegalaxy.com).

The code for this reference rasterizer is available under GPLv2 on GitHub (https://github.com/cmuratori/refterm)

[EPILEPSY WARNING] How fast should an unoptimized terminal run?

UI libraries are important! I think about them a lot and I hope this video helps you think about them too. Very very very overdue one.

TailwindCSS, MaterialUI, Chakra, Bootstrap, Radix, React-Aria, Master.co, and more 😅

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