Code Linting for Web Designers
You may have heard that you should be “linting” your code. What does that mean? Why would you want to do it?…
Scott Vandehey
Senior Front-end Developer
Scott Vandehey is a front-end architect and CSS specialist in Portland, Oregon with over 20 years experience building scalable user interfaces. His specialty is refactoring large code bases for maintainability and performance, and helping teams define best practices and workflow around CSS development. Between his education in graphic design and his experience working alongside programmers, he bridges the gap between design and development.
A running theme in his career has been helping others level up, and that’s most recently manifested in the Friday Front-End and CSS Basics twitter accounts and newsletter, which he uses to share development tips and links with the front-end community every day. His first book, “How to Find a Better Job in Tech,” was published in 2016.
You can learn more at spaceninja.com, and follow him on twitter at @spaceninja.
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