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Learn how to be a successful software engineer without using excessive brainpower. Discover work methodologies and practices that can help simplify complexity. Explore the difference between TDD and BDD.

🧠 How to be a great software engineer without using your brain.

II - Problem: Software engineering is complicated.

III - When to think hard, and how to do it.

IV - Work methodologies for the dumb and the lazy.

hmm, literally, you cannot be anything without using your brain :D

Behavior-Driven Development vs Test Driven Development.
I think TDD is helpful, even if you have to write a couple of tests that will ultimately be rewritten - it’s a way to leave a breadcrumb to return to later without sweating about it too much.

hhhhh u realy bro , without brain u can’t do anything and how can be softwar enginner, or just title