What is Your Flutter Code Level?

Stages for Flutter developers code quality as seen through comments
Beginner: Comments to explain classes, functions, variables
Intermediate: Well-named classes and comments to explain functions
Advanced: Well-named objects with comments on complex functions
Master: Complex functions documented with unit tests. No comments
Comments should be used for examples or meta-data, not to explain the code.

[@iGhostr]

Solution: dont use comments, use audio recordings

[@FilledStacks]

That's actually not a bad idea, don't know if it'll be a valuable addition, but it's definitely a cool addition.

[@conceptcoder]

Where are you bro, anyway? The views very fresh, green and nice...

[@FilledStacks]

Yeah, I'm just walking through my neighborhood when I record this. I live in South Africa so we've got some nice greenery here

[@tasaddaqrandhawa4219]

❤❤❤❤

[@FilledStacks]

🤓

[@dhishoomdhishoom8574]

Do you suggest copilot ? For stacked feamework for apps, i thinking to buy copilot service

[@FilledStacks]

I have never used it so I don't know how useful it is. I only recommend things that I've actually used / paid for myself.

[@andreygritsay762]

I would definitely recommend you to use it! Super useful thing

[@KosakiOnodera-bz9fc]

How about someone who does not use comments at all

[@FilledStacks]

haha, well ... they might be a master, or they might be a beginner. It's all dependent on how many unit tests they have.

[@digitalpanda5969]

Use images

[@FilledStacks]

For what?

[@Tanitolus]

What is a unit test? 😅

[@FilledStacks]

haha, it's the first step in writing self-testing code. It's code that tests your code, so you can focus on writing more code instead of retesting your code for hours before releasing a new version to users.

[@Tanitolus]

@@FilledStacks wow how do you do that? Could you give a simple example

[@FilledStacks]

@@Tanitolus sure. Search on my channel for practical unit testing and you can follow along with that tutorial.