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So I went to check the code for the friendships, and if I understood it correctly (I could be wrong), the gist of it is (brace yourselves because it's complicated):

On N's route, you're very unlikely to get A as your best friend unless M and F are tied because the code checking if they have more points takes priority over A. Basically, if F has more points than M, F is your friend, and if M has more points than F, M is your friend, regardless of how many points you've accumulated with A.

Same goes with A's route. You're unlikely to get N as your friend unless M and F are tied.

On F's route, it goes like this: If M is higher than N, M is your friend regardless of how many points you have with A. Otherwise, if N is higher than both M and A, N is your friend. And if A is higher than N and N is higher than M, A is your friend.

M's route works the same as F's but with F taking M's place in the code.

The LT is pretty straightforward and works as intended since there are only two variables to check.

On the No Romance route, it gets really complicated. If F is higher than any of the others, they'll be your friend, even if one has more points. If F is lower than everyone or tied with the lowest score, then it goes to M. If M is tied with F at the lowest score, it goes to N. Then if all three are tied and A has a higher score, they'll be your friend.

In such a working environment - with developers from India, Egypt, Italy, Poland, Russia, China, Bulgaria - with different languages and alphabets - it can happen very often that you drop or find a spelling mistake.

As much as I dont want to hurt people feelings, to sound like a boring English teacher or simply to slow down our sprint by becoming a bottleneck for all the tickets in Approval for a MR, I really believe typos should be eliminated from the code.

When it comes to Emails and Documents (or Blog Posts) I personally use Grammarly, but when writing code in IntelliJ IDEA I have the Typo Inspections activated so that spelling mistakes are marked with a green squiggly line ( you can define the level of "notification" you prefer and eventually set it as "warning" or "error", so that it stands out even more and no spelling errors slip in)

These are a couple of spelling mistakes I found recently during our code reviews - and I could not resist pointing them out to the author with a funny link ( sent privately on slack - not in the official MR comment!).

I'm based in Germany. We have several German only projects with only German colleagues, as well as many international projects with colleagues from other sites and different languages.

We always code in english no matter what language the project is in or what the native language of the participants is.

I'm also a fan of pointing out and correcting those mistakes. I am thankful when someone points these out for me as well.

So I agree with you!

The reason is simple: as non native it is an opportunity to get better at it and for all of us to be more professional.

I was reading an article about why it is hard for Germans to get the English grammar right recently.

The German and English languages are related. They are both Germanic languages. This makes it difficult for Germans, because certain wrong sentences sound right to us.

Example: I hear "I'm doing Homeoffice" quite often in the office. Everybody will get what's meant but correct would be "I'm working from home".

thanx for your comment. I read the article and is very interesting! I will look for something similar for Italian. With Italian I often see there is a mix with german and English mistakes: sometimes the false friend is in German, but works in English sometimes it's the other way around.

Many years ago in a small web-agency in Italy I remember we were coding in Italian, it was awful, (especially because many methods and props ended up being a mix because English is often shorter or less verbose... ) and when I started working here I was very relieved coding in English - until I found some old pieces of code - or worst - comments and documentation written in German ( still I enjoyed that because it helped me to learn quickly the Sprache!)

I see, even the italian language is a romanic language, there are some pitfalls when translating from/to German.

As a German it feels natural to read some documentation or code in German (I guess it's the same as an Italian?) but especially with technical topics and terms I tend to go with english because often there is no good transaltion for english terms regarding technologies and is clearer to use the english word. Also to prevent misunderstandings. So for learning another language it could be beneficial, but to build a common understanding of things, english is preferred.

Just as you stated in your post, it is very important to point out even the slightest mistakes :)

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The Threading Code is a code that the workroom animals follow to build a story in their work. The royal animals and captains know it, as well as priests, historians and senior workroom animals. The code is really important for the citizens on Mistmantle and it is used very much. Needle used the code during the Raven war to tell Crispin without words that Catkin was safe.

Both of the above factors put the frontend engineer in a unique position to be a valuable asset for the project. So, pay attention to the design! Failing to do so can lead to the aforementioned problems: bad UX, bugs, and delays.

It can also be useful to change some expensive design solutions to cheaper ones at a more opportune time in the development process, avoiding the risk of missing deadlines. Doing so also allows us to estimate the necessary time for delivering new features in a more proper way.

Using a design system increases maintainability since it ensures all the frontend engineers and designers are on the same page, and that they are creating new parts of the application in the same way (both in terms of code and design).

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And, if the designer forgot to implement some state like the one seen above, then depending on their workload, you can ask them to add it or try to implement it yourself. The main thing to remember is that that solution must be consistent with other solutions in the project.

Any page in an application has a logical structure; the elements form a hierarchy and they can also be grouped. Based on this structure, users can quickly look at an interface and understand the content of the page and how to use it.

Prominent contrast between different elements on the page is one of the most important factors that infuse pages with a sense of attractiveness. Alongside hierarchy and grouping, the concept of contrast helps users to intuitively understand the structure of a page. Contrast can be achieved in many ways: colors, sizes, font styles, the amount of space between elements, and much more.

This can be done more attractive by increasing the contrast (making the title, the keynote, the text, and the caption for the image more different) and making the text on the page more visible by making the page color lighter and the font size a bit larger:

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