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Tame the elusive arts of writing clean code for which both your team and your future self will thank you. Small, quick-to-read posts that come together to form the big picture.
Welcome to the series "Clean Code"; brought to you by "Coding Mantis"! Imagine that you were forced to read a book. It's safe to assume that you wouldn't enjoy reading it and you'd probably struggle to understand it if it was all typed out in one sen...
Welcome to the series "Clean Code"; brought to you by "Coding Mantis"! It seems that there's a debate between two schools of programmers; those who believe we should add comments on our code and those who believe otherwise. The first school (Team A)...
Welcome to the series "Clean Code"; brought to you by "Coding Mantis"! We all structure and organize our code into packages, though the term "package" might differ between programming languages and programmers, and we do so in order to keep similar l...
Welcome to the series "Clean Code"; brought to you by "Coding Mantis"! "Even bad code can function. But if code isn't clean, it can bring a development organization to its knees. Every year, countless hours and significant resources are lost because...
Welcome to the series "Clean Code"; brought to you by "Coding Mantis"! As three is the number of minutes it usually takes to read one of my posts, so is the amount of parameters a method should accept. The general rule suggests it could go up to four...
