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https://www.reddit.com/r/webdev/s/chWrzTnpZG A good developer always writes:
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Simpler code: Some devs have a habit of showing off and impressing other devs and they end up writing complex code. Only a mature developer knows that such a practice often results in performance and readability issues.
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Well documented code: Writing easy to understand code is a must. But we also know a good documentation really helps. It’s often takes a lot of time to go through the entire code to understand what’s going on. A good documentation reduces that effort. It’s a reason why having a well documented README is so important.
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Well formatted code: Good formatting improves readability. Devs who care about readability use tools like prettier and rome to achieve that.
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Performant code: Anyone can write code. Very few actually care about performance. A good developer takes care of performance and it starts from the code itself. Caching strategies, load balancing, etc. comes later. If your code is slow, it’s going to impact performance. Internet Explorer had everything in its arsenal like any other modern browser. It’s dead now!
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Secure code: ReDoS attack is real! If I choose to use a regular expression that is vulnerable, I am making my application prone to threats. No matter how beautiful and readable code I write, if my application security is compromised, none of it matters. We all know what cyber attacks do to a company’s reputation. People lose trust!