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A few months ago, I wrote about 13 software engineering laws, which are observations about how software projects behave.
Today, I’ll cover 5 practices that are considered ‘common wisdom’, and why I think worth reconsidering them.
- Don’t reinvent the wheel - find a package
- Every PR must be reviewed
- 2-4 week sprints are how modern teams work
- Every code change should be behind a feature flag/gate
- If a comment is needed, the code is too complex
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