Clean code is no longer a myth
summary
Argues that clean code is achievable by automating checks at commit time and making habits stick rather than preaching principles. Shows a working setup: Husky pre-commit runs eslint --fix and prettier, adds commitlint to enforce meaningful commit messages, and uses nvm to lock node versions. Demonstrates concrete gains—fewer style diffs, consistent repo-wide rules, and fewer lint-caused PR reworks—so the payoff is lower review churn and easier refactoring.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 6:12A bit about human psychology
- 7:09Writing clean code - Developing the habit!
- 8:11Using Husky and Git Hooks
- 8:49Husky - Setup
- 13:46Environmental configurations
