Writing Clean JavaScript Code
Published: December 17, 2015
by John Resig
Clean code is more than just readable code. It’s code that is easy to understand, maintain, and extend. JavaScript code, in particular, can become quickly complex due to its flexible nature.
This post discusses key principles for writing clean JavaScript code, including:
- Keeping functions short and focused
- Using descriptive names
- Avoiding global scope pollution
- Writing tests
When you write clean code, you'll spend less time debugging and maintaining your code, and you’ll be able to collaborate more effectively with other developers.
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