Back, as promised in my previous post, with a handful of 6 more universal principles. Or best coding practices, if you prefer, leading to simple, clean and overall... beautiful code. That help you write better code. So far, we've tackled clean code principles such as: pure functions, separation of concerns, etc. … and good coding habits such as: release early, release often, learning to collaborate well when sharing a codebase with your peers. Well, in this post we'll be focusing on clean code standards and good habits to develop as a developer, such as test-driven development, avoiding...

Has that time come yet? Time to level up from writing code that "works... somehow" to writing clean and elegant code? Code that's literally a joy to build upon, to test and to maintain... But how do you write better code more precisely? Are there any specific good coding habits that you need to develop? Some kind of "universal principles" to learn for improving the way you write code? Of course there are and more than just a few! And for this post here I've selected 12 of the most effective techniques and best practices that lead to good code. Meaning code that...