Blog: Yegor Bugayenko |
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What frustrates me most in my profession of software development is the regular necessity to understand large problem scopes before fixing s...
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I was asked on Twitter recently how is it possible to refactor if one doesn't understand how the code works. I replied that it is "learning ...
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Open source is free, as in beer: you write code, nobody pays you. Of course, there are many ways to monetize your efforts, but there will be...
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I touched on this problem in one of my recent webinars, now it's time to explain it in writing. Thread-safety is an important quality of cla...
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I've been in the software business for almost 30 years. I wrote my first piece of code when I was 12. Since then I have been programming and...
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Fluent interface, first coined as a term by Martin Fowler, is a very convenient way of communicating with objects in OOP. It makes their fac...
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I decided to write this blog post after reviewing this pull request. What happened there? The author of the PR wasn't able to figure out the...
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The traditional way of integrating object-oriented back-end with an external system is through data transfer objects, which are serialized i...
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Most startups don't have enough cash to pay programmers as much as they deserve, unfortunately (or maybe not). Instead of cash, startups giv...
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A bug is something we find in a software product that "doesn't look right" (this is my personal definition). A bug can be hidden or visible;...
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