In our blog, we share insights from projects, lessons learned in practice and perspectives on trends that are really relevant. For start-ups, SMEs and anyone who not only wants to understand digital solutions, but also use them sensibly.
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Uniform code formatting is more than cosmetics: A real "quick win" with immediate benefits. While technically easy to implement, the challenge lies in team agreement on common standards.
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A provocative clean code principle: good code doesn't need comments! Instead of writing explanatory lines of text, developers should create clear function names and comprehensible structures. Legitimate exceptions: API docs and legal notices.
Functions form the heart of clean code and are the direct expression of a system's domain logic. Their thoughtful design according to Clean Code principles ensures intuitive readability and consistent usage – the foundation of successful software development.
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Clean code needs deep domain knowledge! For meaningful names, developers need to understand the domain - a key element that is also emphasized in “97 Things Every Programmer Should Know”. Use user stories, team discussions and internal documentation to reflect the business language in the code.
