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=== 97 Things Every Programmer Should Know === Yet another book on [[Clean Code]]. ==== #06: BeĀfore You RefacĀtor ==== * The best apĀproach for reĀstrucĀturĀing starts by takĀing stock of the exĀistĀing codeĀbase and the tests writĀten against that code. * Avoid the tempĀtaĀtion to rewrite everyĀthing. * Many inĀcreĀmenĀtal changes are betĀter than one masĀsive change. * After each deĀvelĀopĀment itĀerĀaĀtion, it is imĀporĀtant to enĀsure that the exĀistĀing tests pass. * PerĀsonal prefĀerĀences and ego shouldn't get in the way. * New techĀnolĀogy is an inĀsufĀfiĀcient reaĀson to refacĀtor. * ReĀmemĀber that huĀmans make misĀtakes. ==== #08: The Boy Scout Rule ā by Robert C. MarĀtin (Uncle Bob) ==== criticism: doesn't that violate "never change a running software"?!! ==== #88: The Unix Tools Are Your Friends ==== * mentions BusyBox and Cygwin
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