Every developer wants to write structured, simply planned, and nicely commented code. There are even a myriad of design patterns that give us clear rules to follow, and a framework to keep in mind.  But we can still find anti-patterns in software that was written some time go, or was

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Anti-patterns You Should Avoid in Your Code

<p>I saw plenty of Spaghetti Code while working my first year as dev. Well written article!</p>
