Andriy Ovcharov

Andriy Ovcharov @andriy_ovcharov_312ead391

About: My name is Andriy. I'm a frontend developer and design enthusiast from Ukraine.

Location:
Ukraine
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Jul 2, 2025

Andriy Ovcharov
articles - 16 total

Are there primitive data types in JavaScript? Let's settle it.

JavaScript, as a versatile and widely-used programming language, often sparks debates about its...

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CSS architecture 2025: is Tailwind a must-have or just hype?

In 2025, CSS architecture remains a critical topic for frontend developers, with Tailwind CSS...

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Upgrade Yourself, Not Just Your Code

“Work harder on yourself than you do on your job.” — this idea alone could change your life...

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When Code Becomes a Chore: Why Rewards Can Kill Quality (And How to Stay Inspired)

It all started with a dream. Do you remember that moment? Late at night, the screen glowing in the...

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How to Refactor Chaotic JavaScript Code: A Step-by-Step Guide

Have you ever encountered JavaScript code that feels like navigating a maze? Unclear variable names,...

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The Zen of a Programmer: "You Are Not a Compiler"

Let the Machine Do the Checking The “You Are Not a Compiler” principle encourages...

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The Zen of a Programmer: "Clean Code — Clear Mind"

Why Neat Code Matters The principle “Clean code — clear mind” emphasizes the importance of...

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The Zen of a Programmer: "Less Code — More Meaning"

Why Simplicity Matters More Than Complexity The principle “Less code — more meaning” is a...

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The Zen of a Programmer

The Zen of a Programmer is a set of principles that help you stay focused, work effectively, and...

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Code Like Butter: How to Speed Up Development Without Sacrificing Quality

Clean, fast, maintainable code isn’t a myth — it’s a mindset. If you're looking to boost your...

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Check the Cleanliness of Your Code: A Tool for JS, Python, and PHP

As developers, we often chase functionality, but forget that our code should be readable,...

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Why I Decided to Write My Own reset.css — Without Any Love for Normalize

“Minimalism isn’t about less. It’s about better.” — something I muttered to myself while removing...

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How to Name Functions in JavaScript: A Practical Guide

Hello friends! I'm happy to present you with the third part of my thoughts on naming in JavaScript....

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JavaScript Variable Naming: Rules You Can’t Ignore

Hello, friends! I am glad to present you the second part of my thoughts on naming in JavaScript. If...

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Naming Conventions in JavaScript (Classes, Components, Events, APIs)

When you first look at this code, what do you think? const x = fetch('/getData', { id: d }); ...

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Code with Soul: Solaria & Barva Themes for VS Code

As a frontend developer and visual design enthusiast, I always felt like my editor should reflect...

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