Whatever your code formatter says. ESLint adds one for me so my source files have a newline.
I end each day by writing everything on my mind in a journal. Todos, ideas to explore, details about work in progress, people to talk to, etc. Very stream-of-consciousness, no filter, no organization. Just get it all on…
The biggest advantage I've found is being able to change library code AND all usages of the library in the same commit. Say you've got three projects: - library - app-a - app-b and you need to make a change to `library`…
Whatever your code formatter says. ESLint adds one for me so my source files have a newline.
I end each day by writing everything on my mind in a journal. Todos, ideas to explore, details about work in progress, people to talk to, etc. Very stream-of-consciousness, no filter, no organization. Just get it all on…
The biggest advantage I've found is being able to change library code AND all usages of the library in the same commit. Say you've got three projects: - library - app-a - app-b and you need to make a change to `library`…