After writing code for over ten years, I’ve found a process that lends itself well to writing code and writing it well. These three simple steps are an approach to writing code that I wish I learned and adopted earlier. 1. Make It Work Code that doesn’t compile is useless. Similarly, code that looks nice but doesn’t accomplish the task at hand is arguably equally useless. That’s why the first step in the process is always

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A software engineer shares a three-step process for writing clean code, starting with making it work, then making it right with tests, and finally cleaning it up with refactoring.

My 3 Step Process for Writing Clean Code

These steps are amazing, all of them are fundamental to keep a good code.

Very useful. Basically these are the steps that every developer deals with, sooner or later. Thanks for writing them concretely.

I find this helpful, thanks for writing this article.