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Category: clean code

Here’s Why You Should Replace Inheritance with Delegation

Post date February 17, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, java, programming, refactoring, refactoring-023, software engineering, software-development, technology

Code Smell 290 – Refused Bequest

Post date February 12, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In bijection, clean code, code-smells, JavaScript, learning-to-code, refactoring, refused-bequest, subclasses

How to Implement the Visitor Pattern Correctly

Post date February 7, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smell-289, code-smells, design patterns, php, programming, refactoring, visitor-pattern

When You Forget to Throw, Your Code Will Blow

Post date February 3, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smell-288, exception-handling, programming, python, refactoring, software engineering, software-development

How to Write Clean Code Principles Every Developer Should Know

Post date January 31, 2025
Post author By Mohamed Ayman
Post categories In clean code, coding, JavaScript, programming, technology

Code Smell 287 – Unused Local Assignment

Post date January 29, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, refactoring, remove-unused-assignments, software engineering, software-development, unused-local-assignments, what-are-mutating-objects

Refactoring 022 – Extract Common Ancestor

Post date January 23, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, extract-common-ancestor, how-to-improve-bijection, java, php, refactoring, software-development

Code Smell 286 – Parent-Child Method Overlaps

Post date January 16, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-refactoring, code-smell-detection, code-smells, object-oriented-programming, parent-class-methods, php, php-development

.NET Strategies to Reduce Code Branching with Declarative C# Techniques

Post date January 15, 2025
Post author By Florian Boehmak
Post categories In clean code, csharp, dotnet, software engineering

Code Smell 285 – How to Fix Non-Imperative Functions

Post date January 11, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, hackernoon-top-story, JavaScript, naming-conventions, non-imperative-functions, refactor-legacy-code, refactoring, software-development

Refactoring 021 – Remove Dead Code

Post date January 1, 2025
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, programming, refactor-legacy-code, refactoring, software engineering, technology

Code Smell 278 – DirName and File

Post date November 11, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-readability, code-refactoring, code-smells, directory-path-naming, JavaScript, software engineering, variable-naming-conventions

Code Smell 278 — DirName and File

Post date November 11, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, refactoring, software engineering, software-development

The Proper Way to Structure Your SwiftUI Code: Introducing the Wrap Code Method

Post date November 4, 2024
Post author By Emin Emini
Post categories In clean code, ios-development, swift, swift-programming, swiftui

Clean Code: Unit tests

Post date October 31, 2024
Post author By Dominic Crippa
Post categories In clean code, programming, software engineering, software-development, technology

Code Smell 277 – UPPERCASE Acronyms

Post date October 30, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In camel-case, clean code, code-smells, java, JavaScript, software engineering, software-development, technology

SOLID Principles — 2: Open-Closed Principle

Post date October 24, 2024
Post author By Vinod Madubashana
Post categories In clean code, design, java, solid-principles, solid-principles-in-java

Refactoring 017 — Convert Attributes to Sets

Post date October 21, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, refactoring, software-development, typescript

Refactoring 017 – Convert Attributes to Sets

Post date October 21, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software engineering, software-development, technology, typescript

Code Smell 273 – Overengineering

Post date October 7, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-complexity, code-refactoring, code-smells, kiss-principle, programming-best-practices, refactor-legacy-code, software-architecture

Single Responsibility: Keeping Golang Code Clean

Post date October 3, 2024
Post author By Aditya Joshi
Post categories In clean code, golang, software engineering, software-development, solid-principles

How to Setup SonarQube Locally Using Docker

Post date October 2, 2024
Post author By Shakhawat Hossain
Post categories In clean code, code quality, devops, docker, docker-compose, docker-guide, software-development, sonarqube

Code Smell 272 – API Chain

Post date September 30, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In api, api-chain, api-integration, api-requests, clean code, rest-api, software engineering, testing

In Programming, DON’T be Shakespeare !!!

Post date September 27, 2024
Post author By Aamir
Post categories In clean code, coding, programming, python

Code Smell 271 – The Hollywood Principle

Post date September 25, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, coding-mistakes, hollywood, software-development, software-engineer, the-hollywood-principle, typescript

Code Smell 270 – Boolean APIs

Post date September 22, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In apis, boolean-apis, clean code, creating-separate-endpoints, refactoring, rest-api, security, whatsapp

Refactoring 016 – Building With The Essence

Post date September 16, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-refactoring, eliminate-getters, java, programming, reduce-mutability, refactor-legacy-code, refactoring

Code Smell 269 – Low-Level Addition

Post date September 12, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In ai-generated-code, ai-generated-scripts, clean code, code-maintainability, code-smells, declarative-coding, loop-free-programming, refactoring

Clean Code for Python – Stop Writing Bad Code

Post date September 9, 2024
Post author By Vladislav Guzey
Post categories In clean code, clean-code-principles, python, python-clean-code, python-programming, python-tutorials, python3, writing-clean-code

Code Smell 268 – Ternary Metaprogramming

Post date September 7, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, JavaScript, meta-programming, metaprogramming, refactoring, software-development, ternary-metaprogramming

Code Smell 267 – Objects Aliasing

Post date September 2, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In ai-assisted-coding, clean code, code-refactoring, code-smells, functional programming, immutability-in-programming, objects-aliasing, thread-safety-in-coding

Code Smell 266 – Collection Aliasing

Post date August 29, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-refactoring, code-smells, common-code-smells, immutable-collections, java-programming, preventing-aliasing-in-java, thread-safety-in-java

Taming the Methodcentipede: Strategies for Writing Simple, Maintainable Code

Post date August 26, 2024
Post author By Anton Belyaev
Post categories In clean code, code-readability, code-refactoring, kafka-event-processing, programming-antipattern, pure-functions-in-java, software-maintainability, test-driven-development

The Secret Weapon of Developers Who Want to Sleep at Night

Post date August 26, 2024
Post author By hackernoon
Post categories In backend-development, clean code, clean-code-principles, developer, front-end developer, software-developer, software-development, web-development

Dev Diary #2: Run Away from Nesting Functions in Your Code

Post date August 24, 2024
Post author By Joe Brady
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-readability, nesting-functions, orchestratoractions-pattern, simplifying-complex-code, software-architecture, unit-testing

Code Smell 265 – Linguistic Confusion

Post date August 23, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-readability, code-refactoring, code-smells, learning-to-code, naming-conventions, software engineering

Code Smell 264 – Hanlon’s Razor

Post date August 18, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-refactoring, code-smells, hanlon's-razor-in-coding, javascript-development, overdefensive-programming, software-complexity

Code and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: Typical Rookie Faults

Post date August 16, 2024
Post author By Filipp Shcherbanich
Post categories In architecture, clean code, code quality, code-maintainability, dunning-kruger-effect, hackernoon-top-story, programming-tips, writing-good-code

Writing and Selling Unit Tests: When You Need Them and When You Don’t

Post date August 16, 2024
Post author By Illia Halashko
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-testing, product-development, selling-unit-tests, software-development, software-testing, unit-testing

Code Smell 263 – Squatting

Post date August 14, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In aws, clean code, cloud-security, secure-your-cloud-resources, security, software engineering, software-development, squatting-in-programming

4 Ways to Destructure Array in JavaScript & Make Your Code Look Clean

Post date August 12, 2024
Post author By Syed Muhammad Yaseen
Post categories In clean code, deconstructing-arrays, JavaScript, javascript-array-guide, programming, tips, tutorial, web-development

Code Smell 262 – Not Replaced Constants

Post date August 9, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, not-replaced-constants, pkfail, refactoring, rust, security, software engineering

Code Smell 261 – DigiCert Underscores

Post date August 4, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, digicert, digicert-validation, dns-record-setup, legacy-data-validation, security-risks-in-validation, ssl-certificate

Code Smell 260 – Crowdstrike NULL

Post date July 22, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code quality, memory-access-violation, null, null-checks-in-code, null-pointers, privilege-mode-drivers, windows-programming

Code Smell 259 – Control Your Environment to Avoid Test Failures

Post date July 18, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, JavaScript, programming, refactoring, software-testing, technology, test-environment, testing

Code Smell 258 – The Dangers of Hardcoding Secrets

Post date July 15, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, cyber-security, programming, secrets, security, software engineering, software-development, technology

Clean Code: Error Handling

Post date July 12, 2024
Post author By Dominic Crippa
Post categories In clean code, coding, programming, software engineering, software-development

Navigate Debugging Challenges with These Proven Techniques

Post date July 11, 2024
Post author By hackernoon
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-troubleshooting, debugging, debugging-techniques, ide-debugging, software-debugging, variable-inspection

Refactoring 014 – How to Remove IF

Post date July 7, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, clean-architecture, code-refactoring, if-elif-else, refactoring, remove-if-guide, software engineering, software-development

Finding the Stinky Parts of Your Code: Code Smell 256 – Mutable Getters

Post date June 30, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code-refactoring, immutable-data-structures, immutable-objects-java, java-collections, mutable-getters, refactor-legacy-code

Code Smell 255 – Addressing Parallel Hierarchies in Code

Post date June 21, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In chatgpt, clean code, java, programming, software engineering, software-architecture, software-development, technology

Refactoring 013 – Eliminating Repeated Code with DRY Principles

Post date June 17, 2024
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, dry-principle, programming, refactoring, repeated-code, software engineering, software-development, technology

Code Smell 212 – Elvis Operator

Post date May 14, 2023
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, programming, software engineering, software-development

Improving Code Quality in .NET Core: Tools and Techniques

Post date May 14, 2023
Post author By Onur Derman
Post categories In clean code, code quality, code review, net-core, refactoring

Mastering the Craft: 10 Key Highlights from the “Clean Code” Bible for Every Developer

Post date May 11, 2023
Post author By Matthew Wong
Post categories In backend, clean code, frontend, software engineering, software-development

Clean Code in JavaScript: Best Practices for Readable and Maintainable Code

Post date April 17, 2023
Post author By Aquib Afzal
Post categories In clean code, code, JavaScript, nodejs, software-development

Code Smell 206 — Long Ternaries

Post date April 12, 2023
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software-development

Understanding the State Design Pattern

Post date March 30, 2023
Post author By Carlos Caballero
Post categories In clean code, design patterns, JavaScript, typescript, web-development

The Most Important Basics of Clean Angular Architecture

Post date March 28, 2023
Post author By Tobias Streng
Post categories In Angular, clean code, software engineering, software-architecture, software-development

Why Typescript is Better than JavaScript for Team Projects

Post date March 13, 2023
Post author By James Marks
Post categories In clean code, JavaScript, javascript-vs-typescript, programming-languages, typescript

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