Javascript best practices
 

First up, always comment your code. Think of it as leaving breadcrumbs. This way, anyone who reads it, including you in the future, can easily follow along.

Second, keep it simple. Write code that's easy to read and understand. If your grandma can't get it, it's too complicated!

Third, test your code, and then test it again. Bugs are sneaky. Checking your code is like playing detective – you've gotta catch 'em all!

Fourth, use meaningful names for variables and functions. 'x' and 'y' might seem quick, but names like 'totalPrice' or 'userName' tell you what's really going on.

Last, update regularly. JavaScript changes faster than fashion trends! Staying updated means your code stays cool and doesn't get left behind.