Rajat Khare works at Intuit as a Software Architect. Here, he works on Small Business Applications like QuickBooks. He has been passionate about Full stack development that focuses on developing greater customer experiences and services while catering to millions of clients worldwide.
In a video, Rajat Khare emphasises the ecosystems of libraries, frameworks, languages, and API standards that have united to alter web app development. He also addresses specialised issues that have arisen as applications that have gotten bigger and more complicated over the past ten years. The talk highlights how the React/Type/Script/Apollo ecosystem has been combined along with developer productivity and some incredible tools. It also discusses how to React, TypeScript, and Apollo – GraphQL is becoming more and more popular choices for developing excellent applications. He shows the demonstration of an application while emphasizing the issues resolved and the advantages it has provided.
In one of his articles, he talked about that how for most developers’ efficiency in code matters. They write beautiful code because it is lucid. They can ask their colleagues to contribute to changes in code for improvements, critiques, and suggestions if any. Then, rather than being the only developers who can work on the code, they become its curator. It can be exciting to code. What would happen if programmers had access to thousands of lines of previously written code? And what if that code was simple to read even by experienced developers? What if they had unlimited resources to add to that code?. That code is considered pleasing. The majority of developers value code efficiency. Because it is clear, they produce great code. As a result, they are no longer the sole developers who can build upon the code; they are now its caretakers.
Boosting the efficiency of decentralised teams
The modern, fast-paced engineering culture depends on this coding style. This is why. The domain experts that have a thorough understanding of the task are created when a team of four to five developers works on a service or capability. However, this makes other teams more reliant on them. It becomes quite apparent when multiple teams depend on the same capacity, even though the dependency might not be seen at first glance. Then complex use cases start to stack up, needing weeks or months to resolve. It’s different when the code is attractive.
Because the code is composable, contributable, and reusable, developers collaborate well. They use well-defined documentation that adheres to high standards and design patterns to set up, install, and work on the code. Therefore, it’s not difficult for smaller decentralised teams to contribute to a new or current capability. To a greater extent, it makes it possible for the tech community to find, comprehend, and contribute to the code at record speed, producing influence with wide-ranging effects.
Enhance the code through improved teamwork. Typically, developers use coding and design patterns that are accepted in the industry, which simplifies their work. As a healthy collaborative practice, they explicitly list their presumptions and choices in the code. The most crucial concepts will then be visible to their peers without being obscured by the details.