"Clever" is a bad word
“Clever” applied to designs or code is a bad word. Compliments include: “simple” or “dumb”.
“Clever” applied to designs or code is a bad word. Compliments include: “simple” or “dumb”.
Precise names lead to clearer designs. E.g., “we” referring strictly to people.
Having two pairs of eyes on all destructive changes to prod reduces manual error.
Systematically enumerate dependencies and failure modes. Prevent, mitigate, or accept them.
Explicitly communicating with reviewers early and often leads to smooth reviews.