#Code-Style
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EP 66: Clean Code Tips for .NET Developers - Part I
The post argues that clean code in .NET comes from meaningful names, avoiding null returns, keeping classes focused, limiting method size, reusing existing tools, and enforcing shared rules with EditorConfig and project settings.
Minimising cognitive load in F#
The post lists F# habits that make code easier to read by reducing cognitive load: isolate implementation details, use modules and names well, simplify matches, and avoid overly terse styles.
2014’s JavaScript versus today’s (or: How my old code holds up today)
The author compares his 2014 JavaScript with his current practice and says his code has become cleaner through better structure, clearer functions, JSON-based data handling, templating, and heavier use of libraries.