chrisonline, 4 months ago

@amxmln do you also use #vuejs or which framework frontend do you most like?

amxmln, 4 months ago

@chrisonline I love Vue and it is my go to for almost everything I do. 😊 I’m still very curious about Svelte as well, but I haven’t had the time to try it out yet. 😅

Unfortunately, at work I also have to deal with React and everything that comes along with it. 😅

If I need a framework and have a choice, I’ll usually opt for Vue though, because I think it has a really clean structure and a lot of features without having to fall back on libraries and metaframeworks. 😊

chrisonline, 4 months ago

@amxmln and do you code in TypeScript or JavaScript?

amxmln, 4 months ago

@chrisonline plain JavaScript with the Airbnb coding style. 😊 I’m making an effort to document my custom functions with JSDoc though, so I do get some very useful hints.

chrisonline, 4 months ago

@amxmln what's the Airbnb coding style?

amxmln, 4 months ago (edited 4 months ago)

@chrisonline It’s basically a set of conventions that are enforced by a linter (eslint in my case): https://www.npmjs.com/package/eslint-config-airbnb-base

It helps keeping the code clean and in a uniform style even if multiple people are working on it. 😊 I think it’s also a great tool for beginners because JavaScript has plenty of ways to achieve the same result, but not all of them are equally effective. Reading up on why a linting rule is triggered can teach you a lot about the language.