Published inLevel Up Coding·PinnedMember-only“Good Commit” vs “Your Commit”: How to Write a Perfect Git Commit MessageA good commit shows whether a developer is a good collaborator — Peter Hutterer, Linux. — Years ago, I never realized there were specific rules for writing commit messages until my curiosity got the best of me. I used to think that straightforward messages like “added feature 2,” “fixed the bug on the Main Navigation bar,” or even “foo” were sufficient. The conviction that commit messages…Git8 min readGit8 min read
Published inLevel Up Coding·Sep 24Member-onlyGood vs. Bad Comments: How Professionals Approach Code Comments“If comments are inherently considered a bad practice, why do they exist in the first place?” — Comments are commonly employed to clarify code that is difficult to understand. But, at times, they end up being redundant. One of the primary reasons why using comments isn’t generally recommended is because some professionals see them as clutter in the codebase. This belief is rooted in maintainability concerns, as…Code5 min readCode5 min read
Published inYard Couch·Oct 28, 2022Member-only“Let It Rot” — China’s youths have given up.The movement, “Let it rot” or in Mandarin, bailan (摆烂) doesn’t seem to be brand new to Chinese citizens. — “Let it rot” is just a level-up on the same issue about “Quiet quitting” or “lying flat” which grew popular in 2021. A Chinese, Dian Gu explained it as more of a situation whereby people don’t want to commit to their job and just do what the company requires. This…Politics4 min readPolitics4 min read