Thank you for Reviewing my code once again it helped me a lot

@null4006

3 ай бұрын

Hey there! 👋 1. Consider diving into Lombok to cut down on that boilerplate code. It'll make your code cleaner and easier to maintain. 2. At 2:52, noticed the `TrString` class. Got a few questions and tips: - What's the deal with `Tr` in the class name? Should be more descriptive. - Hit up CamelCase conventions. It's standard in Java and will make your class and method names way easier to read. - Wondering why `String` is part of the class name. Usually, class names should clearly indicate their purpose and use, and the return type or parameter type of a method isn't typically included in the class name. 3. Around 5:44, quick tip: keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl + Alt + L) can really speed up code formatting in your IDE. 4. At 11:28 Always good to remember that too much abstraction can do more harm than good. 5. At 11:31, solid note on naming conventions for language and country codes: language code should be in lower case, and country code in UPPER CASE. Keeps things consistent and easy to tell apart. 6. And again at 12:50, stressing the importance of CamelCase is spot on. It's a key part of writing readable and professional Java code. Hope you find these tips useful. Rooting for your project! 💪

@exclustor

3 ай бұрын

Thank you! Kangarko was right trItem mean translateItem and I am already using (Ctrl + Alt + L) but sometimes I just forget to use it@@null4006

Woah 😲 great 😃 video :))) .

Good video. Thx