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tomasvotruba.com
Today I'll show you how to own your company. All you need to do is write code that no-one can read, is hard to refactor and creates technical debt. It's not easy, because if other programmers spot you're writing legacy code, you're busted. If you keep a low profile of very smart architect and do it right, you'll be the only one in the company who knows what is going on and you'll have a value of gold. Learn how to be **successful living vendor lock**! |
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qafoo.com
So your code base is littered with singletons and using them? Don't worry, you can start refactoring them out of your code base class by class and introduce increased testability at every step. This strategy is very simple to implement and the propability of breaking your code is very low, especially when you are becoming more experienced with this technique. |
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tomasvotruba.com
One technology evolution sparks naturally another one. When electricity became accessible to masses, a huge industry of home-electric tools became possible. Like this tool, I currently write on. The same thing happens in software, just exponentially faster. Like tokens and AST sparked [tools that change your code](/blog/2018/10/22/brief-history-of-tools-watching-and-changing-your-php-code/). Recently, I introduced [Symfony Static Dumper](/blog/2020/03/16/statie-is-dead-long-live-symfony-static-dumper/) that uses YAML to store data in your Symfony application. You where this goes... how can **we turn this YAML into objects**? |
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gist.github.com
user authentication module. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets. |
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