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This website offers 3 different way to share web2.0 written text. First one is “converted text” that gives images of letters independently. Second one is single image option. And the last one is sharing image on social networks(FriendFeed, Twitter and Delicious is supported for now).

Having more than 6 years experience in programming, I want to show you how to write unreadable code for others and even for you

1. Do not use meaningful names in any kind of structures like classes, methods, functions, variables…

Think that you want to create a class which will do string manipulation, then do not define class name like StringManupilator. It is better to define it like strmnpltr, so no one can guess what that class does.

Ambiguous method names will help you to write unreadable code. Do not use set or get prefixes in method names which sets or returns some private member. Do not use is prefix in name of method if it returns boolean value. Never use prefixes in component names. I.e. ddl for DropDownList, txt for TextBox, lbl for Label etc.

Having short names in variables and members will also make it hard to read. Do not use variable names like incomingString , targetString or numberOfOccurance. Instead, use the name like a, b, c, str1, str2, var1, myVar etc.

Hello world is a common message in first course of programming. However, current situation in the world, especially in Palestine, makes it useless to say anything to the world while they are sleeping.

This blog is an English version of my original blog. I will generally share my expriences, opinions and announcements. Hopefully, the world will be more sensitive to human rights and life until my next post appears(will be posted in a few days).