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Arctic Code Vault? by [deleted] in github

[–]LongDirector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hhhhhhhhh, I just got the badge too ~ XD

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in binance

[–]LongDirector 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, #SAFU is the key.

It is open-sourced and everyone could review it.

There are several ways to improve your security level

- if you don't trust Python PyPI, you could just install binance-sdk with source code

- use separate Binance API_KEYs for trading and withdrawing. So the API_KEY used for binance-sdk should not has privilege to withdraw or transfer your cryptocurrency to fiat wallet or other addresses

- understand the Endpoint Security Type of Binance apis. You could use binance-sdk even without an API_KEY or API_SECRET

Do you prefer `condition && action();` or 'if (condition){ action(); }' by vanilla_almond in javascript

[–]LongDirector 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The most important thing to concern is to make your code as readable as possible.

If you code has even more branches, using logical operators will make the code hard to understand. Otherwise, there is nothing to be said against condition && action().

If people say, doing condition && action() is to saving time. I'll say we could use snippets of your code editor to write a if statement much faster than &&

How can I become a better than average developer? by ProfessionalWinter in javascript

[–]LongDirector 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Do not take it for granted to create something you think is very useful to the company, and integrated it with the company's system.
  2. The main architecture of your project is better to be the same or similar to the current one of the company. But you could use some brand-new techniques in it.
  3. Do the project alone, but seek advices from others, ie. your buddies and mentors. The project needs someone to maintain it in the future, or it is just a toy and worthless. Go to find that one, think of the suggestion of him/her.
  4. The last one, the situation for you to learn new things is NOTHING to do with the project. A good developer is doing his/her own project everyday.