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61.

Lawyers, bad jokes and typos: how not to name your software

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9 years ago

4 points

62.

Learning without a mentor: how to become an expert programmer on your own

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9 years ago

4 points

63.

Why and how you should test your software

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9 years ago

4 points

64.

When AI replaces programmers

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9 years ago

4 points

65.

When AI replaces programmers

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9 years ago

4 points

66.

Better than fakes/mocks: write test doubles you can trust using verified fakes

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10 years ago

4 points

67.

Stuck at work? Go home already, you'll find that bug next week

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10 years ago

4 points

68.

Never use the word “User” in your code

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7 years ago

3 points

69.

How to become a part-time programmer: an interview with an expert

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8 years ago

3 points

70.

There’s no such thing as bad code

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9 years ago

3 points

71.

Your technical skills are obsolete: now what?

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9 years ago

3 points

72.

From YAGNI to YDNIY

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6 years ago

3 points

73.

The tragic tale of the deadlocking Python queue (2017)

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6 years ago

3 points

74.

Your dev environment matters less than you think

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6 years ago

3 points

75.

To get a better programming job, explain your problem-solving skills

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6 years ago

3 points

76.

Setting boundaries at your job as a programmer

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7 years ago

3 points

77.

You are not a commodity

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7 years ago

3 points

78.

You can’t avoid negotiating–but you can make it easier

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7 years ago

3 points

79.

Competing with a “Stanford grad just dying to work all nighters on Red Bull”

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7 years ago

3 points

80.

Competing with a “Stanford grad just dying to work all nighters on Red Bull”

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7 years ago

3 points

81.

Tests won’t make your software correct

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8 years ago

3 points

82.

The next career step for Senior Software Engineers (that isn’t management)

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8 years ago

3 points

83.

Enthusiasts vs. Pragmatists: two types programmers and how they fail

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8 years ago

3 points

84.

Never use the word “User” in your code

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8 years ago

3 points

85.

Coding with more impact: the next career step for Senior Software Engineers

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8 years ago

3 points

86.

There’s always more work to do–but you still don’t need to work long hours

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8 years ago

3 points

87.

There’s always more work to do–but you still don’t need to work long hours

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8 years ago

3 points

88.

Avoiding hour creep: get all your work done and still go home at 5PM

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8 years ago

3 points

89.

The true meaning of unit testing

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8 years ago

3 points

90.

Maintainable Python applications: a guide for skeptical Java developers

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8 years ago

3 points