✅ 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Coding Projects 🚫💻
Skipping Planning & Requirements
– Jumping into code without a clear goal leads to messy, unfocused projects.
Overcomplicating the Project
– Keep it simple. A small, finished project is better than an unfinished big one.
Not Using Version Control (Git)
– Always track changes with Git. It’s a must for real-world development.
Poor Folder Structure & Naming
– Keep files organized and use meaningful variable/function names.
No Documentation or README
– If others (or you later) can’t understand your code, it’s as good as useless.
Hardcoding Everything
– Use configs and keep your code reusable and scalable.
Not Deploying or Showcasing
– Hosting your project (Netlify, GitHub Pages, Vercel) boosts your portfolio.
Skipping Planning & Requirements
– Jumping into code without a clear goal leads to messy, unfocused projects.
Overcomplicating the Project
– Keep it simple. A small, finished project is better than an unfinished big one.
Not Using Version Control (Git)
– Always track changes with Git. It’s a must for real-world development.
Poor Folder Structure & Naming
– Keep files organized and use meaningful variable/function names.
No Documentation or README
– If others (or you later) can’t understand your code, it’s as good as useless.
Hardcoding Everything
– Use configs and keep your code reusable and scalable.
Not Deploying or Showcasing
– Hosting your project (Netlify, GitHub Pages, Vercel) boosts your portfolio.