Christian MaioliAvoid these 35 habits that lead to unmaintainable codeBad habits are hard to break and even harder if you don’t realize that what you’re doing is undermining your work. If you know but don’t…Sep 25, 20171Sep 25, 20171
Christian MaioliinHackerNoon.comForget frameworks, become a versatile hackerThere is so much software being released today, that the number of possible combinations between technologies is increasing very rapidly.Jun 5, 20171Jun 5, 20171
Christian MaioliMemorizing APIs and other tips for coding fluentlyOn “Your Brain At Work“, Dr. David Rock gives a quick introduction to the current state of neuroscience and goes on to give a great deal of…May 29, 2017May 29, 2017
Christian MaioliinFrontend WeeklyThe other kind of JavaScript fatiguePeople have been talking about JavaScript fatigue lately, referring to how we’re continuously having to learn about libraries that don’t…May 23, 20172May 23, 20172
Christian MaioliinHackerNoon.com4 forgotten code constructs: time to revisit the past?Some things in the programming world are so easy to misuse that most people prefer to never use them at all. These are the programming…Apr 18, 20173Apr 18, 20173
Christian MaioliinHackerNoon.comHow terrible code gets written by perfectly sane peopleWhen I found out I would be working on porting an old Python codebase to Node, I was slightly excited. These kinds of projects always give…Apr 11, 20171Apr 11, 20171
Christian MaioliinHackerNoon.comQuick tips for reducing the cognitive load of your codeHere are five tips that will help you have a a simple mental framework that can be used with any language or library and which will lead to…Mar 21, 20173Mar 21, 20173
Christian MaioliinHackerNoon.comAgile and waterfall ignore a huge element of task estimationFrom the first time I did an estimate, it seemed evident to me that previous experience with a task is tremendously helpful in estimating…Sep 7, 201611Sep 7, 201611
