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How to Scale a Document Up and Down With Command Plus Button

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I generally group them loosely together by things like layout, grid, an flex positioning position. I'm pretty much almost always using picles nowadays. There's no downside to using pixtles, besides the fact that they're explicitly coded. And i get it, because you can scale the entire document up and down by changing the base. But you can also do that with your command plus button as well, pretty easily, right?

In this episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk about their coding styles - functional vs object oriented, interfaces vs types, tabs vs spaces, should comments exist? And a whole lot more.

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Show Notes

00:07 Welcome
01:56 Functional vs object oriented
03:49 Interfaces vs types
05:38 Tabs vs spaces
07:02 Semicolons vs no semicolons
08:10 Let vs const
09:33 Do you explicitly type or allow TypeScript do it’s magic?
11:26 Naming variables
Naming convention for programming
15:13 Methods of looping
18:03 if statement curlys
20:57 Naming files
24:46 Inline testing vs running test as a process
25:31 Sponsor: Freshbooks
26:37 CSS property:val; or property: val;
27:40 CSS nesting?
29:49 Alphabetizing CSS properties
31:11 Rems, Ems, PX, Etc…
33:37 How do you center something in CSS?
35:22 How do you make something 100% height?
36:52 Sponsor: Sentry
37:30 Should comments exist?
Better Comments
Wes’ custom parser for VS Code
Todo Tree
42:31 Creating HTML
45:28 Components in app or in isolation?
47:41 Sponsor: Sanity
48:45 Single component per file vs multiple
Storybook
50:22 Naming components
51:19 General stuff
53:55 ××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

××× SIIIIICK ××× PIIIICKS ×××

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