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Principios e praticas para escrever codigo limpo e sustentavel.

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Simple State Machines In Java

Simple State Machines In Java

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What is technical debt?
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What is technical debt?

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How to Comment Your Code Like a Boss

How to Comment Your Code Like a Boss

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Simple but powerful Coding Practices that you can adopt immediately: Indentation & whitespace
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Simple but powerful Coding Practices that you can adopt immediately: Indentation & whitespace

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Why using DateTime.Now directly is a bad idea
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Why using DateTime.Now directly is a bad idea

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Book: Clean Code
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Book: Clean Code

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Clean code exercises - part 1
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Clean code exercises - part 1

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Writing Good Unit Tests; Don’t Mock Database Connections

Writing Good Unit Tests; Don’t Mock Database Connections

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Pitfalls of static code analysis: class, function, or method length rules
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Pitfalls of static code analysis: class, function, or method length rules

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Don't make setters of properties in your class public!
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Don't make setters of properties in your class public!

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The Reason Why You Have To Write Clean Code
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The Reason Why You Have To Write Clean Code

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Simple but powerful Coding Practices that you can adopt immediately: Naming and DRY
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Simple but powerful Coding Practices that you can adopt immediately: Naming and DRY

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React components doing too much (and how to simplify them)

React components doing too much (and how to simplify them)

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Clean code (TH.)
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Clean code (TH.)

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Functions should have same level of abstraction

Functions should have same level of abstraction

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Malas prácticas en Angular: Avanzado
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Malas prácticas en Angular: Avanzado

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Malas prácticas en Angular
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Malas prácticas en Angular

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Quelques références sur le couplage dans le code
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Quelques références sur le couplage dans le code

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Comments Suck and You Probably Write Too Many

Comments Suck and You Probably Write Too Many

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The Nuances of Constants in Go; Go Isn’t JavaScript

The Nuances of Constants in Go; Go Isn’t JavaScript

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Exception Handling in C#

Exception Handling in C#

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How to make your tests more readable and maintainable
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How to make your tests more readable and maintainable

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9 Great Tips To Use Javascript Array Methods Like a Pro!
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9 Great Tips To Use Javascript Array Methods Like a Pro!

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Why can't we define "readable code"?
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Why can't we define "readable code"?

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Boilerplating a New Go Program (Microservice)

Boilerplating a New Go Program (Microservice)

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