In my last post, I wrote about types of WET/DRY code and how they affect the project health over time. I mentioned code design as one of the sources of WET code.
In short, DRY code is easier to maintain and reuse.
At this post, I’ll dive a bit deeper…
Code Review (CR) is the methodology of changing the codebase while keeping the code healthy.
At one end of this process, we have the developer whose job is to complete a code change while meeting deadlines. …
Continuous deployment (CD) is the practice of minimizing the time between a code change and production deployment via automation.
One may ask, is that a good practice?
When done right, it is very powerful. When done wrong it can be catastrophic.
So how can one tell if a team can/should…
A “10X Developer” is
An individual who is thought to be as productive as 10 others in his or her field. The 10x developer would produce 10 times the outcomes of other colleagues. ( Techopedia)
But in the field of software development, it is hard to define what means. …
A while back, I wrote about improving web pages performance JS optimizing. Finding which parts of the app require optimization, and what exactly is the source of the issue can be challenging.
At this post, I’ll try to introduce some tools and routines that can help pinpoint the issue, and…
Test Doubles is a generic term for any kind of pretend object used in place of a real object for testing purposes.
Doubles comes on many shapes and forms, and often confused between one another. What is the difference between a dummy/mock/faker/stub? …
