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Getting Ready to Break Everything (in 5 Easy Steps)

Sometimes you have to make a change that will have negative effects across your whole application. But there is a disciplined, organized way to approach it.
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3 Tips for Dealing with Technical Debt

Having structure around managing technical debt makes it easier to recognize opportunities to refactor and makes sure everyone knows what needs to be done.
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The Worst Error Message in the World

It’d be nice if we could have messages that are clear and highlight exactly the relevant information . But that’s not how things are.
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Learn by Linting: Using Linters to Help Learn Programming Languages

I wanted to learn how to write idiomatic Ruby. Using a linter that was able to recognize pitfalls and encourage me to correct them has been wonderful.
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Building a Fake API for Testing & Development

A discussion of a few different options for dealing with an external integration, and why I think a custom, fake API implementation is the way to go.
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Special Cases Ruin Everything! (Here Are 3 Ways to Avoid Them)

An average person can keep about 7 units of information in short-term memory, and every special case takes up at least one of those spots.

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Reducing Null Errors with the Maybe Monad

The Maybe Monad is nice when working with deeply-nested objects where null values are likely. I’ve gotten the most mileage out of the Maybe Monad when storing it in Redux state for
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Surviving an Infrastructure Upgrade

Major infrastructure upgrades are often deprioritized until some business makes them urgent, which can make jumping this hurdle seem insurmountable.
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Want to Write Clearer Code? Follow the Cooperative Principle

Could you easily put into words what each part of your code is doing, and what it's for? If not, it could probably benefit from some refactoring.
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Seven Practices for Growing Your Code Review Skills

Gone are the days of cowboy coders working alone with no collaboration or oversight. We've realized the value of building things with others who can point out hazards in our blind
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Debugging Strategies You Can Use on Every Project

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Three Keys to Success with Remote Pair Programming

When I joined a cross-office team, I wasn't prepared for the challenge of remote pairing. I had to find the tools and habits that worked for me.
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