The post discusses the importance of writing good code that is easy to support in the future. It emphasizes the artisanship of coding, warns against the Not Invented Here Syndrome, highlights the cost of complexity, and encourages writing tests for code. Overall, it emphasizes the significance of producing good code that is easy to understand, maintain, and support.
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Coding as artisanship"Not Invented Here" is your enemyThe more complex your code, the harder it is to debugWriting test for your code now means supporting your code less laterFuture you won’t remember what present you is thinkingCorollary: If other people can’t understand it, it will always be your problemConclusion1 Comment
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