#Breaking The Code

We have been truly overwhelmed by the audience reactions to the first two performances of our Alan Turing biographical drama, Breaking the Code. We’ve had two standing ovations and so many amazing comments - too many to include here, we’ve shown a small selection. There are now just six chances to see Hugh Whitemore’s masterpiece. It closes this Saturday! Book now at: LittleTheatreSouthport.co.uk For in person or phone sales, our box office opens 11am to 1pm, then 6pm to curtain up every evening. Call 01704 530521 #breakingthecode #alanturing #nationalhero #enigmacode #powerfuldrama #southportnews #standupforsouthport #southport #littletheatre #yoursouthport #bletchleypark

I went to bed last night reading about the Claude Code leak. Everyone was sharing it. Analyzing 512,000 lines of source code. Dissecting the autonomous daemon. The internal codenames. The stealth mode. The Tamagotchi pet. And not one person asked the obvious question — what if they were the campaign? This is a $2.5B product from a $19B company with the best engineers on earth. Nobody checked the npm package? On the same week they launch their biggest feature stack? Thousands of developers stayed up all night reverse-engineering the code. They thought they were breaking news. They were doing Anthropic’s marketing. For free. The greatest product launch in AI history didn’t have a keynote. It had a “mistake.” And the internet did the rest. Everyone thought they found a leak. They didn’t find anything. They were found.

One line of code = one little treat

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Code code code!!~ Hack hack hack!😂👨‍💻 "Bad code is not the worst thing that can happen to a project. It’s a leading indicator of much worse things to come." - Robert C. Martin I think we all faced this issue: You've been working for months on a project and it's getting along pretty well and BAM! All of a sudden the client switches ideas changing the entire idea and the code you wrote became useless.. But you don't want it to be wasted so you keep hacking in parts to make the client happy until your code is one big spaghetti and unmaintainable.. 😅 Well.. there are a few simple tips I like to share to help you prevent this. 👉 Follow a Coding Standard Adhere to a consistent coding standard or style guide for your project. This improves readability and maintainability, making it easier to implement changes without resorting to hacks. 👉 Write Modular Code Break down your code into small, reusable modules or functions and apply suitable design patterns for your features. This makes it easier to understand, test, and modify parts of your application without affecting the whole system. 👉 Refactor Regularly Periodically review and refactor your code to improve its structure and readability. Refactoring helps to clean up any quick fixes or hacks that might have been introduced. (💡 Tip: put a //todo when implementing a hack and get back to this todo within the next month) Make these three simple tips a habit and you'll be ready to face any sudden change. Of course it's never a pleasant change but at least your foundation is capable for change. Once your foundation is capable for change, you'll be capable to keep any client happy. 😉 - - - - - - ⚡ Hope you enjoyed this post! Like share and follow for more! 🤩 Happy coding everyone! 👨‍💻 🗣️ Robert C. Martin's lecture about clean code part 6 free on YouTube. ~ Follow me for more @justinbieshaar . . . 🏷️ #programming #programmer #gamedev #cleancode #coding #coder #softwareengineer #problemsolving #robertcmartin #unclebob #cleanarchitecture #cplusplus #csharp #java #javascript #python #frontend #backend #programmingisfun #programmingjoke #codingisfun #cse #stem #gamedevelopment

It doesn’t start when the episode drops.​ It starts here.​ Before the mic.​ Before the conversation.​ Before anything is said.​ This is The Hidden Code, a podcast on how founders actually think and operate.​ Follow now. Be early.​ ​ #TheHiddenCode #UAEShift #DisruptTheNorm #NextGenLeaders #JigarSagar

Have you ever talked to your code? 🤣 #CodingMeme #Programming #Coder #Developer #CodeMeme #CodingBugs #LearnToCode

Before it was a book, it looked like this. Fragments. Notes. Screenshots. Things that didn’t make sense yet. This is what it feels like before you realise you’re not imagining it. #thereckoningroom #SilentSaboteurs #BreakingTheCode #Underdogs

Those who never been slown down by bad code are either not a programmer or they're lying! 😂👨‍💻 "You have to treat your codebase like a good camper does their campsite: always try to leave it a little better than you found it." - Robert Nystrom Of course we can write bad code sometimes. But it should never be intentionally. What I mean by that is something you think is good code right now, you might see as bad code next year. This is totally normal as we keep improve as programmers. But the most important factor to become a good and senior programmer is knowing when and how to refactor that old/bad code. Because we should never allow it to stay. 😉 However, when you do write bad code intentionally. Do first ask yourself why. I can understand that sometimes with deadlines closing you have to get to solutions quickly. But personally I don't think it's ever justified to write bad code. However, when you do, always state with a //todo comment to clean it up. This way your peers or your future self also know this was added badly on intention and should not be iterated further. Because otherwise if you do.. things will get very messy, very, very quick.. So be cautious. 🙌 Anyway, with that all said. I think and I hope we all agree that we would never like to say that we want to write bad code intentionally. But as an addition to that I like to encourage every programmer to treat their codebase as a campsite, and always try to leave it a little better than you found it. 😉 - - - - - - - 🗣️ Robert C. Martin in his talk: "The Scribe's Oath • Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin • GOTO 2017" (YouTube) ⚡ Hope you enjoyed this post! (And find this caption useful 🫶) Like share and follow for more! 🤩 Happy coding everyone! 👨‍💻 ~ Follow me for more @justinbieshaar . . . 🏷️ #programming #programmer #gamedev #badcode #coding #coder #cleancode #softwareengineer #problemsolving #robertcmartin #unclebob #cleanarchitecture #cplusplus #csharp #java #javascript #python #frontend #backend #programmingisfun #programmingjoke #codingisfun #cse #stem #gamedevelopment

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We don't need perfect code ☢️ Watch full version on YouTube (link in bio) Movie Name: Top Gun #codinghumor #devmemes #programmigmemes #devlife #techmemes

New Journey take off🫡 #ClaudeCode