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by hamedb 5y ago
would love to hear your feedback! thoughts?
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Show HN: Style CSS Visually(intab.io)
4 points by hamedb 5y ago|1 comments
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by hamedb 5y ago
Glad you found this useful. If you have any performance optimization questions feel free to ask :)
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by hamedb 5y ago
let me know what are your top picks of webdev tools and resources coming into 2022?
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Show HN: DevBox – I curated 84 high-quality webdev tools to use in 2022(intab.io)
4 points by hamedb 5y ago|1 comments
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by hamedb 5y ago
will take a look. but it seems it focuses a lot on TTD/unit testing and integration testing not my thing. I hate testing and never understood why they created this most complex todo list in the first place? just write what you are goi
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by hamedb 5y ago
oh thanks for giving a great example definitely well written code. been reading this https://github.com/apache/guacamole-client/blob/master/guaca... don't you find that comments are taking a lot of
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by hamedb 5y ago
this build process took a lot of work to make and polish...would love to hear your feedback guys!
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Show HN: TurboKit – fast static template that scores 100 in Lighthouse(hamedbaatour.gumroad.com)
4 points by hamedb 5y ago|3 comments
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by hamedb 5y ago
yeah everything agrees on the necessity to chose meaningful/short/descriptive/concise names. but I was asking if there's anything to keep in mind when building large complex code. - how long or short are your functions?
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by hamedb 5y ago
for the "common basis" part I'm referring to commenting code/ using descriptive variable names/ breaking mega large files into smaller ones... things that developer do not agree on include choosing between (object-
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Ask HN: What code do you consider as clean code?
5 points by hamedb 5y ago|15 comments
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by hamedb 5y ago
it's more like a CSS reset file than a framework. in that case I don't see adding 4kb is necessary. I'm more a fan from styling everything from scratch rather than using any CSS framework. we just need better tooling to write
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by hamedb 5y ago
the title is a bit clickbaty, it should be written as: where to use margins when building web components. you are just saying that you have to place margin in the container of the component not inside it. that's it! Anyways, I think th