Lucky Spin: Godly Programming

Chapter 7: Earning lots of Money

He tested the form again filled it out, clicked submit. This time, no page reload. The alert popped up.

"Message sent!"

He checked the terminal log and saw the data appeared perfectly formatted, just as expected.

Since he had some time to spare, he decided to go the extra mile. He refactored the code, fixed the inconsistencies, and made sure every line was clean, readable, and precise.

By the time he was done, the code looked so polished that even senior developers would be shocked by its clarity and structure.

After all, readability is king.

Code isn't written just for machines, it's written for other humans too.

If a senior developer opens your file and can instantly understand the flow, logic, and purpose, it leaves a lasting impression.

In the developer world, writing clean, readable, and well-structured code is a huge deal. In fact, it's often more impressive than writing overly complicated, clever code that no one else can understand.

But Jeff does not know this, the reason why he does this is because he felt itchy if he does not fix it.

Razon: Hey, I fixed all the issues. I wrapped your script in a DOMContentLoaded event, added preventDefault(), and rewrote your fetch call with proper headers and JSON formatting. I also added comments to explain the changes so you can learn from them.

Let me know if you want help upgrading the design or adding form validation!

Jeff then leaned back as he lie down on the bed, it only took him like 5 minutes. The lines of codes are more than a hundred but he did it in a minute.

He had already exceeded the ability of artificial intelligence back in his own world.

The client, after finishing boiling some water and making a cup of coffee, returned to his desk.

When he sat down, he noticed an unread message that had arrived about five minutes earlier. Placing the cup on the table, he opened it.

What he saw left him stunned.

As he scrolled up and reread the conversation, he realized that only five minutes had passed since he assigned the task, and it was already complete.

"Is this guy mentraly retarded! if you are trying to scam me, then you failed. He should at least make it more believable," he muttered wondering if this guy had some loose screws..

But still to check it since their was already a zip file attached in their. He downloaded it and run it on his own pc.

Seeing the program made him froze and stunned, it looks so different from his. Like everything was not the same anymore.

Feeling doubtful, he ran the code to check it himself. At first glance, the appearance of the form was still the same, but when he typed a message and clicked send, it worked perfectly.

"Ey, it actually works. He even added comments to help me understand," he said in surprise.

As he continued to read the codes, he was even more surprised why everything is so arranged.

"Damn, is this guy a master? Then I'm in luck. Failing the first semester is not going to happen after all," he added, feeling ecstatic.

Client: Thanks I just checked it and its really good, where should I send the payment?

Seeing everything worked perfectly, Jeff quickly sent over his PayPal account. The client who was now convinced, responded by sending the payment.

Moments later, a notification popped up on Jeff's screen. He then checked it immediately.