Clean Coding Principles Every Developer Should Follow
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Code Comments: When to Use and When to Avoid
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How to Refactor Spaghetti Code Without Breaking It
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Writing Clean Functions in Python and C#
Clean functions in Python and C#: short guide to naming, small pure functions, tests, refactoring, error handling, examples and best practices for readable, reusable maintain code.
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Continuous Testing and Automation in Software Projects
Continuous testing and automation accelerate software delivery: automated tests, CI/CD pipelines, fast feedback loops, and IaC driving consistent, higher quality releases reliably.
Version Control Essentials with Git and GitHub
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Writing Maintainable Scripts for Long-Term Projects
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