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Doing it Wrong – Tips for Writing Ugly Hacks

If your software ecosystem forces your hand, there are a few ways you can keep your workarounds under control.
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Script Away Your Annoyances – Removing Manual Project Setup Tasks

Using automation to make project setup as brain-dead as possible.
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It’s Not About the Syntax – Why Language Doesn’t Matter

Don't just be a C++ programmer, a Lisp programmer, or a Ruby programmer. Be a good programmer.
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Getting the Architecture Right

Software is an expression of its architecture, so it's important to get the underlying architecture right for solving the problem at hand.
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Fighting Log Entropy – 4 Simple Rules

If your project log isn't monitored and regularly groomed, it can quickly get out of control and lose almost all of its value.
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Five Translation Pitfalls to Avoid

Reasonable-looking code can hide translation debt and cause great sadness when the team can least afford it. If you spend the time to write some nice tooling for pseudo-translation

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Best Practices for Dev. Project Resurrection

Taking over a project that has been archived for a few years can be daunting. Here are key practices and tools to help you maintain sanity (and budget).
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Sticky Documentation, Part 2: Source Control History as Documentation

How to make the most of documentation that "sticks" close to an application through its lifecycle—source control history.
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Sticky Documentation, Part 1: Code as Documentation

How to make the most of the documentation that "sticks" closest to an application through its lifecycle—the code itself.
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Using Reflection to Test Complex Objects

Testing large, complicated Java objects can be done with reflection instead of by writing lots of redundant and error-prone tests.
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What Does Good Code Look Like?

Four qualities I prioritize when evaluating whether I'm reading good code.
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Intro to Refactoring: Making Code Easy to Understand in 4 Steps

At some point, someone (possibly even you) will wonder, "What in the heck does this piece of code do?" Refactoring can make their job infinitely easier.
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