When it comes to write code you don't need to learn magic spells.
All you need is to take a look outside the window and solve your problem
with patterns from the real world, where you come from.
-- Then you code --
Marco Pegoraro
Through my years in engineering I saw a couple of project succeed and some more fail. In this post I note down a set of simple practices that might help a team to cooperate better. This is the product of my personal experience.
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The short answer is: “indexes”.
But you can read the rest of the story in the full article 🙂
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