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Discussions about readability and expressive code.

Anemic vs. Rich Domain Model

Yet another controversial topic in the world of software development. Should you choose one over the other? But hold your horses for a minute: what

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The Essence of Great Software

What makes software great? Is it enough for software to merely work? What does it mean for software to “work”? So long as it meets

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Big vs. Small Methods

It seems like the common argument for this problem is that it’s a matter of taste whether methods should be small or big. I’d say

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Code isn’t just code – it’s knowledge

Ever since I started reading about software design and while I have been practicing what I’ve been taught, I have begun to see a pattern

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How does bad code slow us down?

Maybe you’ve come across a lot of people talking about how we should write clean code, how code should be easy to maintain, or how

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Tom

Aspiring software architect with a profound passion for software design and testing. Writing code merely to make something work isn't enough, it has to tell a story and be adaptable to change as our understanding of the problem evolves. This is essential for increasing the productivity of any team of software developers.

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