I built a desktop app that improves the UI/UX for reading source code . Code editors/IDEs have many features, but I didn't make the best use of them when reading the source code. So, I designed the app by picking up some features for source code reading. It is read-only because it is intended to focus users on reading. Switching from your favorite code editor or IDE to the app can help with...
Yeah, some parts are perhaps copied/pasted. As you say, their tips include the way to shorten the time of creating an article. That should be the reason they expressed not "write an article" but "create an article".
Anyway, their strategy is one of the popular ways of content marketing. But each step has something new in detail. Good takeaways!
I miss awesome blogs with a common topic.A Japanese tech blog service[1] continues advent calendars with various categories. Do anyone know what other tech advent calendars are still active?[1] https://qiita.com/advent-calendar/2022
I feel great sympathy for you. From JPN.
> for me it's initializers.
Me, too. Initializers or constructors are often hierarchical.
I will try your advice and develop a "highly effective" strategy for me.
Reading code is not an easy task. I'm irritated or overwhelmed in some situations.For example, a method needs multiple files to trace the flow when reading the code. Start to read line 50-55 in file A and then jump to line 30-40 in file B and then line 5-10 in file C and then... When I face this type of code, I often get lost and forget what to do. So, I'm irritated.In other case, hundreds or...
Though metalens need to be heated, it's a very cool concept!