April truism in Smashing Magazine

Here comes the end of the spring month of April. During this month, two interesting articles appeared in Smashing Magazine , full of more or less simple truths. And since sometimes you want to re-read and the basics, so as not to lose sight of anything substantial, I will recommend these articles to you.

" Seven JavaScript Things I Wish I Knew Much Earls In My Career " - an article about how to write javascript code in order to make it as difficult as possible. Instead of the Object () and Array () constructors, use a short record; instead of the conditions, write the ternary operator “a? b: c ”, if possible, use the built-in sorting and processing instead of your own handwriting, use JSON and delegate events, and so on. All this with code examples.

" Maps In Modern Web Design: Showcase and Examples " is an article about the use of geographical maps on sites. There is no code, but a lot of beautiful illustrations of cartographic and geo-informational nature with subtext: do so, and your site will be beautiful and comfortable.

_{Have you ever seen what a 2G coverage map looks like on the Beeline website in Krasnodar Krai and Adygea? I am sure that if the creators of this site read Smashing Magazine, they would have done a little better. (I’m not even talking about their 3G webpage , where you can’t understand anything about coverage at all.)}