You could rate-limit at a higher limit based on username as well. I guess a potential problem with that however is the login-blocking of high profile accounts with known usernames. Maybe only those accounts could be…
It's honestly not as limiting as you might think. Readability has definitely improved a ton since switching. Of course we don't count every bracket or blank lines. Only the rows with any logic or assignment. And yes, I…
I can vouch for Clean Coder. We watched them in our company. It's a small dev team so we took the time together. Afterwards we implemented a 4-line rule amongst other things. We don't always hold ourselves to it,…
The style I like to use is the css/scss webpack loader. Basically, you import a .scss file into your .jsx. The scss is compiled and at the same time imported into .jsx as a hashmap where the key is your scss class-name…
You could rate-limit at a higher limit based on username as well. I guess a potential problem with that however is the login-blocking of high profile accounts with known usernames. Maybe only those accounts could be…
It's honestly not as limiting as you might think. Readability has definitely improved a ton since switching. Of course we don't count every bracket or blank lines. Only the rows with any logic or assignment. And yes, I…
I can vouch for Clean Coder. We watched them in our company. It's a small dev team so we took the time together. Afterwards we implemented a 4-line rule amongst other things. We don't always hold ourselves to it,…
The style I like to use is the css/scss webpack loader. Basically, you import a .scss file into your .jsx. The scss is compiled and at the same time imported into .jsx as a hashmap where the key is your scss class-name…