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by bozoUser
4052 days ago
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While this is easier said than done make sure you are breaking down the tasks into smaller modules with classes and unit testable methods. This test driven development may slow you down a bit and but it will provide you the best ROI(time) when you start adding more code on top of the existing code as you can run the tests and make sure the code is doing what you think it is doing and new code hasn't broken any of the old tests! Good Luck. |
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