akoder
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Comment · 10 years ago
Comment · 11 years ago
Lets not limit it to if statements. Writing or refactoring existing code by using meaningful variable names can go a long way in increasing the readability of the code. I follow a simple rule to make my code easy to follow:
1.variable names should indicate what they will be containing
2.name the function with atleast one verb denoting what the function does.
3.file names indicate what code in it is trying to do.
Small changes like this can help more than comments some times to understand and read code.
Finally code is meant for humans to read. So be expressive!
Comment · 11 years ago
Wow,excited to see this. I'm following phoenix since its 0.10 days and i'm proud to say it has come a long way. Using phoenix source for tips and guidance while im developing a web framework for Erlang (Entirely for learning purposes). Amazing work team Phoenix. Hats off to you!
Comment · 12 years ago
I wanted to assess the interest. I wanted to know if there are other people out there who would love a linux laptop. This is actually a personal itch of mine. i feel the only thing holding back linux is quality hardware which truly brings out the best in it. Hence, after gauging the interest here I have started communicating with a few manufacturers. So stay tuned! :)
I appreciate your initiative and drive to building a great platform for fiction. I would love to know how you would differentiate fictionhub.io from other services such as http://wattpad.com. Any writer would love to reach more audiences and i feel this is what made medium.com a hit among bloggers. Taking this into consideration wattpad.com has 50,000,000 to 100,000,000 android app installs.( taken from their android app page). This means that there are more people who might read my stories. So why would i share my stories in fictionhub than in wattpad?