Thread by @refactorfiend

Everybody wants less bugs in their code but nobody wants to _______.

use #vscode 😅

declare variables right before they're used

keep methods short and sweet

read the docs first. well, at least some of it

name your classes well. cmon now with meaning!

name your methods even better

make a class do just one thing. no multitasking ish

declare variables right before they're used

"refactor towards deeper insight" #ddDesign 🤓😅

add behavior (methods other that getters and setters) to objects, not just fields

rebuke anemic domain models. unless you have to use em

think twice about deeply nested loops and ifs. use em if u need to. just think twice is all

refactor methods that take too many params (if you gotta ask if it's too many, it is)

read that book "domain driven design", aka the blue book

think before you code. measure twice cut once.

ask ask ask mad questions to clarify the requirements

test first, at least after. but test. be test driven

also bears repeating - be kind to your tech stack:

be domain driven

write the code based on solving the users' problem. not based on messing with teh tech

let the code speak the users' terms and concepts, and speak them loud and proud

keep the number of method params at around 3-ish

@UnrollHelper plz unroll