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Why "Clean Code" Isn't Always the Holy Grail in Front-End Development

Every developer has heard the words "clean code".

It's the goal we all aim for, right?

But in front-end development, the obsession with clean code can sometimes make things worse. 🌪️

The problem is, clean code often prioritizes readability over performance, which can lead to bloated applications and unnecessary complexity.

We've all seen overly split components and overly abstracted code.

So, how do we strike the right balance?

Check out my latest article where I explore why "clean code" isn’t always the answer and how to build simpler, faster, and more maintainable code without sacrificing performance.

-> Read the full article here

Let's talk about the art of building elegant, functional code in the real world.

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