Plan for the future, without coding for it
There’s a fine balance between planning for the future and coding for it. This article discusses how to be ready for changes without over-committing now.
There’s a fine balance between planning for the future and coding for it. This article discusses how to be ready for changes without over-committing now.
Many experienced developers still don’t have an explicit algorithm for debugging. If you don’t have one, there are two great reasons to learn: consistent results and guiding others. This article will get you started and includes a cheat sheet.
When data costs start to affect the bottom line, you need a better approach. It’s time to go back to the basics.