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Tushar Verma
Advanced application engineering analyst @Accenture l Ex-Full-stack Developer @Automation Agency India |1600+ Leetcode | Freelance Web Developer | AI for Businesses | Qualified Google Codejam
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September 3, 2025
Joining a new project shouldn't feel like solving a mystery thriller. But when you dive into an unfamiliar codebase and nothing makes sense... it's less onboarding, more escape room.😵‍💫 1. No context. 2. Cryptic names. 3. Endless files that scroll like ancient scrolls. Here's how to make sure your code doesn't become someone else's nightmare: ✅ Give functions meaningful names (not just abc()) ✅ Write short, clear comments to explain why, not just what ✅ Break down giant files into logical, focused modules ✅ Keep naming consistent and descriptive, future teammates will thank you Clean code isn't just a flex. It's a sign of respect for your team, and your future self. Write code that's easy to follow, not a puzzle to decode. #cleancode #programming #coding
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3 months ago
I always add comments whenever I write the code, so that whenever I revisit the code it should be easy for me as well as others to understand the code...
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Tushar Verma
Advanced application engineering analyst @Accenture l Ex-Full-stack Developer @Automation Agency India |1600+ Leetcode | Freelance Web Developer | AI for Businesses | Qualified Google Codejam
3 months ago
Mujtaba Chandio that's a good approach but will your company provide that to you?
3 months ago
I use XfAI (cross fingers AI aka ChatGPT 5 with agent). it will explain, comment and refactor the code so these memes are dated.