Fullstack Software Developer and member of @devConnectHH Currently in love with #js especially #Vuejs 😍 Let’s find fun ways of teaching people coding!!
Barmbek-Nord, Hamburg
Joined April 2019
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Christian Lehr retweeted
Avoid passing boolean as a function parameter!
It makes your code harder to read. It is also a sign that your function has multiple responsibilities, so you violate the Single Responsibility Principle.
Keep in mind that boolean as a parameter is a code smell!
Christian Lehr retweeted
FOCUS on learning ONE thing at a time!
That's the one piece of advice I wish I had when I first started.
Web development can be overwhelming. From the outside it looks simple, but with each language comes a huge amount of depth and learning.
You've got this!
#100DaysOfCode
Christian Lehr retweeted
Starting with Chrome 86, it'll also come with a partitioned browser cache (Safari has this for a year now).
I wrote a quick post explaining what this means for us webdevs. 🙈
🔗 stefanjudis.com/notes/say-go…
![Me: *makes. a small change to the CSS* My website: [image of face with eyeballs on glasses, lower than the nose]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EjsJgWgX0AArZwv.png?name=orig)
Christian Lehr retweeted
8 Awesome Developer Tools of 2020 ⭐️
🔸 Visual Studio Code
🔸 Postman
🔸 Oh My Zsh
🔸 GitHub CLI
🔸 GitHub Desktop
🔸 GitHub Actions
🔸 Slack
🔸 Cypress
🔸 WakaTime
🔸 Sigmetic
Christian Lehr retweeted
🔥 Native lazy loading is here!
It's so easy & the majority of users will be using browsers that support it. If they don't, the 'loading' attribute will be ignored.
Add the 'loading="lazy' attribute to your image tags to get started.
#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbies #code #FrontEnd
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Christian Lehr retweeted
Strive for high cohesion and low coupling when designing components!
- High cohesion within a component to be self contained with well-defined purposes
- Low coupling between components to have least impact on each others
It is a key for creating clean and maintainable code.
Christian Lehr retweeted
10k giveaway!! 🎉
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They have 100+ premium courses! Anything you need to master front-end dev.
To enter:
1. Like this tweet
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I will pick a random winner this Sunday!
Christian Lehr retweeted
#javaScript quiz 🏆
Solve this puzzle to understand the concept of nulish coalescing.
#100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie
Christian Lehr retweeted
I got it! Really proud of my articles about Approval Testing and using Coverage to improve unit tests. I enjoyed reading many other useful little snippets of wisdom in here too. Thankyou @KevlinHenney and @trisha_gee for putting together this book!
Christian Lehr retweeted
Would anyone be interested in me streaming my dev on Vuetify during the regular work day?
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Average developers write code to be understood by computers.
Good developers write code to be understood by themselves.
Great developers write code to be understood by others.
Christian Lehr retweeted
“Maintainable code is more important than clever code.”
Van Rossum
#100DaysOfCode #javascript #CodeNewbie
Christian Lehr retweeted
Here it is, my take on how to Twitter effectively.
I managed to grow from 1k to 5.2k in 4 weeks, so it has been an efficient journey!
Hope it helps :)
