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Read the code
May 17 '25
Satisfy your ambition through Open Source
Apr 05 '25
Only the code will tell the truth
Apr 02 '25
Two mistakes can cancel each other out, making them difficult to correct
Mar 30 '25
The golden rule of API design
Mar 24 '25
Commentary on comments
Mar 22 '25
Know your IDE
Mar 09 '25
You need to take care of the code
Feb 24 '25
One binary file
Feb 06 '25
The assembly must be clean
Jan 24 '25
Automate your code formatting standard
Jan 17 '25
Keep everything in version control
Jan 15 '25
To do something hastily and run away is a crime
Jan 11 '25
Comment only on what the code not say
Jan 07 '25
Enterprise interview
Dec 27 '24
Before blaming others, check your own code
Dec 20 '24
Before starting the refactoring
Dec 03 '24
Code review
Nov 20 '24
Carefully choose your tools
Nov 17 '24
Warning - Common code ownership
Nov 12 '24
Improve the code by removing it
Nov 02 '24
Write code as if you will be maintaining it for the rest of your life
Oct 26 '24
Perspective as seen from 300 meters
Oct 08 '24
The importance of code formatting
Oct 05 '24
When programmers and testers collaborate
Oct 03 '24
Tests are written for people
Oct 01 '24
Professional programmer
Sep 22 '24
Do not repeat your code
Sep 07 '24
Continuous learning
Aug 31 '24
Writing code in the spirit of Ubuntu for the friends
Aug 25 '24
Do not be afraid to break something
Aug 21 '24
Simplicity is achieved through reduction
Aug 18 '24
Beauty is the result of simplicity
Aug 12 '24
Write code wisely
Jul 31 '24
Do not touch this code
Jul 23 '24
Know that you will save it in the repository
Jul 21 '24
Take responsibility for your build and its refactoring
Jul 08 '24