Jeffrey Hoffman

if (!object) { if (someFlag) { // Do something to object. } else { // Do something else to object. } } else { // Handle object not found. }

if (!object) { // Handle object not found. } else if (someFlag) { // Do something to object. } else { // Do something else to object. }

Reordering an if-statement can dramatically simplify and improve the readability of your code. Less nesting and indentation always makes the world a better place.

Strict, standard naming conventions for classes (and files) save our team considerable time, provide immediate clarity, improve developer quality of life and allow for all sorts of programmatic automation (e.g. auto-wiring API endpoints, enforcing security and connecting dependencies). 💯

Smartsheet? More like dumbsheet. It's practically 2025 and they prohibit pasting passwords during account creation (and, presumably, during login, too)?! Hard pass.

When we eliminated TypeScript from our frontend we made the world a considerably better place. We reduced our code base by more than 80% and dramatically improved dev throughout - no costly transpiling, live reload, easy debugging.