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Results tagged with programming-practices
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Programming Practices are the commonly or not so commonly used practices in development of software. These can include things like Agile Development, Kanban, Coding shortcuts, etc.
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Writing robust code vs. overengineering
write for reuse. write tests. trivial, nontrivial, some absurdly complex ones to see how it handles under such conditions. tests will also help you determine the form of the interface. write the prog …
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Is it bad practice to define/use "Preset" functions
It's a good thing to do when you find the code is more readable and more maintainable when wrapped using the invariant arguments. I do it often.
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Which is a better practice - helper methods as instance or static?
Which do you prefer to do in your own code I prefer #1 (this->DoSomethingWithBarImpl();), unless of course the helper method does not need access to the instance's data/implementation static t_im …
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