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Often, when I can get away with it (that is, when it makes enough sense in the context), certain parts of my source code follow a particularly useful pattern: declarations and set-up, environment/sanity testing, then purposeful actions / generation of results. I tend to separate the sections of this pattern with whitespace and attempt to make them look as similar to the selfsame section from previous functions (or otherwise-apportioned sections of code), to set up such a pattern in the reader’s subconscious.
(This particular screenshot is not actually an *excellent* example of that; I couldn’t find a better one at short notice amongst my published codebases. I may replace this upload with another shot demonstrating the same effect at a later date.)
about 1 year ago
(P.S. I know Dribbble isn’t Forrst. I’m not posting my code as code, I’m posting it as visual art. I consider source code a medium for artistic expression, hence why I’m posting my work here in this way. I’ll be trying to post shots from various languages / markups, in various styles; anything I consider to be visually interesting. I also may be adjusting the hilighting and typography to make the shots more visually appealing.)
about 1 year ago