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Code Comments: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Code comments, those tiny snippets of text embedded in the vast area of code, are both a blessing and a curse for developers. They serve as a guide, translator, and sometimes spoiler of your codebase. In this post, we embark on an expedition to explore the depths of code comments and uncover the good, the bad, and the ugly aspects of these annotations. Buckle up guys.
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Use Kotlin Idioms
Official Kotlin documentation provides a variaty of idioms. Kotlin idioms are powerful techniques that allow developers to write clean, consice and expressive code. These idioms help eliminate boilerplate code, simplify common tasks and leverage the full potential of the Kotlin language.
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Tech stack visualization
There are many ways you can show off your technical skills on your resume. Some of the options can be pretty simple like visualizing the skills as bullet points. Another option is a single column with skills as rows and a “progress bar”-like visualization to show how advanced your skills are compared to others. It can also be a table of skill ratings on a D to S scale (but honestly, if I have a D-rated skill I’d just skip it).
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Hello, world!
Today I am starting my blog technical capital. I have already created an About page you can check out. I will blog about things I find out for myself and then like to share with the Internet. Maybe someone else will find it also useful.
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