[MikeMackay]

JavaScript is hip again; there’s no doubt about it. But if you’re starting to get down and dirty with it, there’s no excuse not to keep it clean.

http://www.thinkvitamin.com/features...ble-javascript

Pretty good article with useful tips on keeping your code clean and easier to read & maintain. Lots here that you can apply to most programming languages and not strictly JavaScript.

- Mike

[SHaKie]

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[Transmogrify]

My god.. what is with all these articles lately on how to suck eggs, followed up by comments by about 100 arse-kissers saying what a good story it was.

[SHaKie]

LOL tbh I didn't bother reading it. I was bored

[MikeMackay]

Originally Posted by Transmogrify

My god.. what is with all these articles lately on how to suck eggs, followed up by comments by about 100 arse-kissers saying what a good story it was.

I don't see anything wrong with posting links to these sorts of articles. Some of them can actually really help people when they are building/coding scripts. Sorry if they are not to your liking

- Mike

[SHaKie]

...and many people come here asking for help who are not aware of the benefits of maintainability

[Transmogrify]

Originally Posted by MikeMackay

I don't see anything wrong with posting links to these sorts of articles. Some of them can actually really help people when they are building/coding scripts. Sorry if they are not to your liking

- Mike

Oh don't sulk just because I slated your link. I was talking in general, there's a lot of this kind of thing going around with millions of "I love you!" comments following.

[weirdz]

Originally Posted by Transmogrify

My god.. what is with all these articles lately on how to suck eggs, followed up by comments by about 100 arse-kissers saying what a good story it was.

I've noticed that! especially when Licks come along after crap articles....