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olano.dev
Depending on who you ask, you may hear that programming is a kind of logic or a branch of mathematics; that it's akin to architecture or urban planning, or even painting or music. I don't think any of those analogies is better than the next, or that there's a single right characterization of the software creation process. Rather, I would say that programming, and more generally software design, can be approached in multiple ways. That, depending on their particular preferences, intellectual inclinations, and dispositions, different people will benefit from different mindsets when approaching their work. |
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pagefault.blog
Most programmers are familiar with clean code principles. Yet, these same principles are often not used for the overall design. |
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jrsinclair.com
What happens when you learn functional programming and you start writing better code... but the rest of your team hates it? Do you give up? Write code you know is inferior? Do you quit and get a new job? What if quitting isn't an option? What do you do then? |
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anthonysciamanna.com
Code katas provide an opportunity to practice our software development skills, recognize patterns, and learn how to apply techniques. In general, we pro... |
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