💻 Coding 101: how to write clean code

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When writing code it is often clear what the output should be and what logic ought to be applied, but not so much how to actually write the code in an elegant and efficient manner. The question of how to write code cleanly frequently arises while developing yourself and among developers while reviewing code and is, thus, very relevant for any person aspiring to work in web development.

On March 1 we will be hosting a webinar that will dive into the question of how to write clean code. Questions like “How to name variables?”, “How large is a function ought to be?” and “When are comments allowed in code?” will be discussed. During this webinar, we will provide you rules of thumb that will help you to write code in an elegant and efficient way as a future web dev.

🔐// Secure your spot now // 🔐
The webinar will happen on March 1, and you can register here to save your spot!
This workshop is beginner level, so all you need is to have your computer charged, a good internet connection and be on time, we promise 🤞🏽.

🧑🏻‍💻 // Led by Thomas, an Ironhack teacher // 🧑🏻‍💻
Thomas Wassenberg: a web developer from the Netherlands who worked in a Dutch startup and taught several courses in web development over the last few years. Thomas discovered his passion for teaching and has been teaching remotely in bootcamps ever since. He taught at the New York Code + Design Academy, at The Talent Institute, and at Ironhack. Thomas is a bookworm, runner, and meditator.

🤓 // What you can expect // 🤓
You will learn how to write clean code in any web project. The rules for writing clean code are language agnostic, thus can be applied in JavaScript but basically in any language that involves a screen and a keyboard.

⚡️// Take your career to the next level //⚡️
Are you interested in becoming a Web Developer? Applications for our upcoming Web Development bootcamps are open: https://www.ironhack.com/en/web-development