🧽 Clean Code

“Always code as if the guy who ends up maintaining your code will be a violent psychopath who knows where you live.” - Martin Golding

These are some practical guidelines for keeping the code nice and tidy.

Clarity

• Keep functions and methods as short as possible. 20 to 30 lines should be a maximum.
• Only write (and commit) code that is used and necessary.
• Write expressive variables, functions, and class names.
• Only leave commented code if necessary and a description of why it was commented.

Simplicity

• Avoid unnecessary type annotations that can be derived by type inference.

Brevity

• Avoid redundant & unnecessary code comments.

Beauty

• Sort imports and use statements.