JavaScript Coding Conventions

Following coding conventions can help make your code more consistent, predictable and readable. In this tutorial we will discuss some of the more accepted coding conventions.

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[asmartbajan]

Douglas Crockford would be proud of you! Lol

But in all seriousness, all of these are good practices. I actually follow all of these conventions in my code.

[tirmey]

Is always good to remenber some good practices and conventions. I follow all those presented. I think that´s because in my early days learning Javascript (around January 2017) I watch your course "Modern Javascript". A remarkable material that helps a lot to understand the basics of the language.

[carlosfernandez]

I would love if you can make a vid of promises in JavaScript. Love your vids sir

[lasttrump]

I find indentation looks so messy and wasted spaces. I never use it and condense the code into small sections with a line between sections and I like it. I always use code editors to see open /close bracket sections anyway so not needed IMO.

[ManontheBroadcast]

Great content as always ...
Could you talk about ow to read the function signatures that sometimes are met in some JS libraries? ...
Thanks in advance...

[denniskamonde]

Thanks a lot ...make a tutorial about promises pls.

[demiculus]

Made playback speed = 2 and it is still slow :/