I am the only developer at my company and even though I create the architecture, I am fresh out of college so I know my coding needs work. I have been reading books like Clean Code but nothing beats an actual person? or does it? What can I do to improve my coding when its just myself.
It would be best to have another person review your code, but if that is literally not an option...<p>You could develop checklists and coding standards based on <i>Clean Code</i> and other similar resources, and then, dedicate some code review time to try to take an unbiased look at your code and compare it to the checklists.<p>These same resources could then be used for code reviews should you ever have a second developer on staff.
Ask a friend, if your code is not sensitive. Try writing performance tests and use vetting or debug tools to find things you haven't thought about.