Solve the problem *before* writing code.
Clear code >>>> Clever code
Always optimize code for readability
and THEN efficiency (if required)
Remember:
You are not bad at coding.
You just need more practice.
I have been writing software for over a decade.
My 5 best advices for developers
that will save you 1000+ hours (🧵):
Solve the problem *before* writing code.
Clear code >>>> Clever code
Always optimize code for readability
and THEN efficiency (if required)
Remember:
You are not bad at coding.
You just need more practice.
Code doesn’t do what you expect
it does what you tell it to do.
Be ready to spend hours bridging the gap.
When debugging:
• Pay attention to error messages
• Use debuggers
• Ask for help when stuck
Prefer refactoring buggy code
over adding new code.
Developers today are expected to:
• write software quickly
• without shipping bugs
Know that some tests are more important than the others.
Start with ad-hoc tests…
But use test automation as much as possible.
Test less. But smarter.
Good code is self-documenting
but you should document tradeoffs
and decisions of your code.
Some tips:
• Automate doc generation
• Document just enough
• Use tests as documentation
Just remember that..
no documentation >> incorrect documentation
Code reviews are to ensure that code
• meets required functionality
• adheres best practices
Avoid reviewing large code changes.
Establish a process. Use checklists.
See code reviews as a form of
knowledge sharing.
Learn from feedback.
- On writing code
- On debugging code
- On testing code
- On writing documentation
- On code reviews
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