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cs.fit.edu
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a humorous and satirical guide to writing unmaintainable, obfuscated, and poorly structured code. It mocks the idea of software development best practices and instead promotes the opposite: writing code that is difficult to understand, debug, and maintain. The text includes various coding 'tips' such as using obscure languages, avoiding testing, and creating bugs that are hard to trace. | |
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qntm.org
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| | | | | [AI summary] The provided text is a collection of comments and discussions about the book 'Clean Code' by Robert C. Martin. It includes various perspectives on the book's content, examples, and recommendations for alternative resources. The discussion covers topics like code readability, side effects, method design, and the use of specific programming techniques. Some users criticize the examples in the book, while others appreciate its insights and find it helpful for learning clean coding practices. There are also mentions of other books and resources that are suggested as alternatives or supplements to 'Clean Code'. | |
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botondballo.wordpress.com
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| | | Summary / TL;DR Project What's in it? Status C++17 See list Published! C++20 See below On track Library Fundamentals TS v2 source code information capture and various utilities Published! Parts of it merged into C++17 Concepts TS Constrained templates Merged into C++20 with some modifications Parallelism TS v2 Task blocks, library vector types and algorithms,... | ||
