I am a developer at The Washington Post and I help build newsroom facing tools. I also am the Chair of the DC chapter of ACM and produce a podcast called DC Tech Stories.
For me, it has been about trying to FORCE myself to standards, using linters, and generally making my code as readable as possible with simple small functions and excessive use of comments and whitespace formatting. I struggle with architecture being on the newer side of things but I KNOW I can leave my code clean, formatted and commented. That and working really closely with my team to agree on a format and architecture and sticking to it.
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For me, it has been about trying to FORCE myself to standards, using linters, and generally making my code as readable as possible with simple small functions and excessive use of comments and whitespace formatting. I struggle with architecture being on the newer side of things but I KNOW I can leave my code clean, formatted and commented. That and working really closely with my team to agree on a format and architecture and sticking to it.