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- A Mantra for Development
- The Pathologies of Code Qualities
- Avoid Over- and Under-Design
- Minimize Complexity and Rework
- Never Make Your Code Worse/Only Degrade Your Code Intentionally
- Keep Your Code Easy to Change, Robust, and Safe to Change
- A Strategy for Writing Modifiable Code in a Non-Object-Oriented or Legacy System
- Summary
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Summary
Developers must always be aware of doing too much or too little. When you anticipate what is needed and put in functionality to handle it, you are very likely to be adding complexity that may not be needed. If you don't pay attention to your code quality, however, you are setting yourself up for rework and problems later. Code quality is a guide. Design patterns can help you maintain it because they give you examples of how others have solved the problem in the past in similar situations.
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