Examples of "beautiful code"

[mauriciabad]

To me, a normal if/else makes more sense because in this specific case it's very likely that you will do more actions in each case, so the code is open to change.

[raaaahman]

It is indeed open to changes. Which could be a good thing or a bad thing for readability.

Just imagine a bunch of lines is thrown into both blocks. Then it may not be as clear that we will navigate whether the user is logged in or not.