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by olzhasar
518 days ago
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- Write meaningful commit messages - Make systems as observable as possible. Stuff will break, the easier it is to identify the cause, the better. Logging things at different program flow points helps immensely. - Question every decision in the codebase you are working on, but thoroughly weigh any refactoring attempts - Don’t fall in love with own code - Prefer readability over performance (in most cases) - Don’t follow trends blindly. More than likely your boring stack is the best way to go - Allow room to recover from a malformed system state - Don’t abstract prematurely. If you struggle with designing your abstractions, you are probably good with concrete case(s) for now |
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