Being able to recognize unnecessary complex code and break it down into simpler code is what made me feel like I had "graduated" from being a junior developer into a more intermediate one. It has the potential to cut down on your overall lines of code, make it less prone to bugs, easier to scale, and in my experience simpler code is easier to optimize.
Although I have limited knowledge of linters, I am going to bite the bullet and try out wemake-python-styleguide since Python is my hobby language of choice.
Great write up! Thanks for taking the time to share this with all of us.
Being able to recognize unnecessary complex code and break it down into simpler code is what made me feel like I had "graduated" from being a junior developer into a more intermediate one. It has the potential to cut down on your overall lines of code, make it less prone to bugs, easier to scale, and in my experience simpler code is easier to optimize.
Although I have limited knowledge of linters, I am going to bite the bullet and try out wemake-python-styleguide since Python is my hobby language of choice.
Great write up! Thanks for taking the time to share this with all of us.
Thanks!
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wemake-python-styleguide.