Bob's Maintainable Checklist for the Modern Web Developer

1. Code Review

Review code for maintainability, readability, and consistency. Use code review tools like Code Climate or CodePro to identify issues.

Use CodeClimate, Use CodePro

2. Code Organization

Use a consistent coding style, separate logic into modules or functions, and keep a single responsibility per function/file.

Use Single Responsibility Principle, Use Modules

3. Testing

Write unit tests, integration tests, and end-to-end tests for each module/component. Use testing frameworks like Jest or Pytest to make it easier.

Write Unit Tests, Write Integration Tests

4. Debugging

Use a debugger, log errors, and use a logging library to track errors. Use tools like Chrome DevTools or Node.js Console to inspect the code and data.

Use Debugger, Use Logging Library

5. Code Refactoring

Refactor code for better maintainability, readability, and performance. Remove code smells and improve code quality.

Remove Code Smells, Improve Code Quality

6. Code Optimization

Optimize code for performance, memory usage, and scalability. Use tools like Webpack, Gzip, or Babel to optimize code.

Use Webpack, Use Gzip

7. Documentation

Create documentation for code, APIs, and projects. Use documentation generators like Javadoc or Dox to make it easier.

Use Javadoc, Use Dox

8. Code Security

Use secure coding practices, like authentication and authorization, to protect code and data. Use tools like OWASP to identify security issues.

Use Secure Coding Practices, Use OWASP

9. Code Quality Control

Use code quality tools like SonarQube or CodeFactor to identify issues and improve code quality.

Use SonarQube, Use CodeFactor Note: The provided HTML includes links to fictional subpages that are not implemented but are included as per the rules provided. These links would point to additional content that explains more in-depth information on the respective topics.