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Principios e praticas para escrever codigo limpo e sustentavel.

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Design Patterns: Prototype

Design Patterns: Prototype

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The Importance of Clean Code

The Importance of Clean Code

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Clean Architecture in .net application step by step

Clean Architecture in .net application step by step

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Tipos de Tablas en Bases de Datos: Una Guía Simplificada
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Tipos de Tablas en Bases de Datos: Una Guía Simplificada

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7 JavaScript Anti-Patterns That Are Hurting Your Code (And What to Do Instead)

7 JavaScript Anti-Patterns That Are Hurting Your Code (And What to Do Instead)

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Clean code: Why prefer unknown over any in TypeScript

Clean code: Why prefer unknown over any in TypeScript

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I Don't Need Anyone, I'll Warm Up Dinner Myself. Self-Sufficient Data

I Don't Need Anyone, I'll Warm Up Dinner Myself. Self-Sufficient Data

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Clean Code no Front-end
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Clean Code no Front-end

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Understanding Traits in PHP: Reusing Code with Elegance

Understanding Traits in PHP: Reusing Code with Elegance

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Static Factories: When Static Methods Shine (And Why They're Not Always Evil)
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Static Factories: When Static Methods Shine (And Why They're Not Always Evil)

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Writing Clean Code in Front-end: KISS, DRY, YAGNI, and Beyond
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Writing Clean Code in Front-end: KISS, DRY, YAGNI, and Beyond

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Code Review Best Practices

Code Review Best Practices

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Don't touch the CSS… you'll break everything.
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Don't touch the CSS… you'll break everything.

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Static x OOP
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Static x OOP

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Simplicity’s Irony: When inaccurate modeling creates needless complexity
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Simplicity’s Irony: When inaccurate modeling creates needless complexity

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Entendendo SOLID com Exemplos Práticos em TypeScript: Guia Definitivo 🎯
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Entendendo SOLID com Exemplos Práticos em TypeScript: Guia Definitivo 🎯

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How to Parse Environment Variables into DTO in .NET: AWS S3 Bucket Example

How to Parse Environment Variables into DTO in .NET: AWS S3 Bucket Example

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The Art of Programming: More Than Just Writing Code

The Art of Programming: More Than Just Writing Code

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Interface Segregation Principle in C#: Build Interfaces People Actually Want to Use

Interface Segregation Principle in C#: Build Interfaces People Actually Want to Use

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Liskov Substitution Principle in C#: Subclass Without Surprises

Liskov Substitution Principle in C#: Subclass Without Surprises

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I love deleting code

I love deleting code

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Java Checkstyle Tool: Enforce Coding Standards with Ease
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Java Checkstyle Tool: Enforce Coding Standards with Ease

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Open/Closed Principle in C#: Making Your Code Flexible Without Breaking Stuff

Open/Closed Principle in C#: Making Your Code Flexible Without Breaking Stuff

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Refactor like a Pro: Enhance Your Code Quality and Maintainability! 🚀

Refactor like a Pro: Enhance Your Code Quality and Maintainability! 🚀

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Single Responsibility Principle in C#: Writing Classes That Do One Thing Well

Single Responsibility Principle in C#: Writing Classes That Do One Thing Well

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