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Tea Time Tech Tips #85 - On Writing Testable Code Writing testable code is akin to cultivating a serene garden. Just as a gardener plans each section thoughtfully, ensuring that plants have the right conditions to thrive, you should design your code with clarity and structure to flourish under scrutiny. By organizing your code into well defined, independent components, you create an environment where each part can be nurtured and examined individually. This mindful approach not only enhances the reliability of your software but also fosters ease of maintenance and scalability. Just as a well tended garden withstands the seasons, testable code endures the challenges of growth and change. Embrace practices that promote simplicity and modularity, allowing your projects to blossom with resilience and grace. How do you design your code to ensure it remains robust and easy to test?

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The fact is, as a senior developer, in most cases, your programming skills will be compared to an O(n²) capability of solving problems Read more 👉 https://lttr.ai/ANUFY #staffengineer #beyondSeniorDeveloper #TechnicalCareerPath #SeniorDevelopers #SeniorDeveloperRole #StaffCareerCoding

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https://lnkd.in/gpsJUXVY In this video, we explore how to create an immutable class in Java using a practical example with a Student class. Immutability is an important concept in Java, especially when you want to ensure your objects remain unchangeable once created.

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What do most devs get wrong with coding interview prep? ❌ Drilling thousands of practice problems ❌ Overlooking specific job/company specs Instead: ✅ Learn coding patterns Learning just a handful of patterns will help you solve thousands of potential problems you'll see on the day of your interview. ✅ Make it job-specific Research the job requirements, in-use technologies, and the overall goals of the role and company you're interviewing for. 🏆 You can check both boxes on Educative. Get an AI-curated interview prep plan tailored to your career goals and learn 26 coding interview patterns in a variety of languages: https://educat.tv/3KaxnfZ #TechInterview #CodingInterview #softwareengineering

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🚀Learn how preprocessors & directives can help you write more flexible & maintainable code with our latest YouTube video - https://lnkd.in/gicEaXFc 💡 ➡In this video, we'll cover 👇 ✅Introduction to the Preprocessor ✅How Intermediate file get generated ✅Common Preprocessor Directives ✅Macros ✅Conditional Compilation ✅File Inclusion ✅Best Practices Whether you’re a beginner looking to grasp the basics or an experienced developer aiming to refine your use of preprocessor directives, this video has something for everyone. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to enhance your C++ programming skills! 🎥Watch now & master the use of preprocessor directives: https://lnkd.in/gicEaXFc 💻 #Cplusplus #Preprocessor #PreprocessorDirectives #ProgrammingConcepts #CodeOptimization #goal #dreams #goalsetting #achievements #softwareengineer #Cplusplus #ProgrammingTips #ProgrammingSkills #CareerAdvancement #connections #opportunity #job #hiring #openings #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment #fresher #newgrads #experience #layoffs #layoffs2024 #placements #placement2024 👇Please Drop a comment with your thoughts, questions or ideas. It matters alot to me.🙏 👊Don't forget to like, share and follow for more content. Happy coding! 💻

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This is better: ```sh echo 'alias eek="git add --all && git commit -m \"EEK!\" && git pull && git push --force"' >> ~/.zshrc ``` 1. Includes a commit message 2. Pull before you push. I know there is a fire, but let's have some standards. 3. Force push (there is a fire) 4. Funny commit message 5. Handy one-liner.

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Day 11: 3 coding practices that allow you to produce efficient programs New developers associate efficient programming with code having all elements of object-oriented programming principles and design patterns. They tend to start by designing the skeleton of the code using object-oriented principles and design patterns that might produce the desired outcome. Then, they proceed with writing "efficient" code. The major flow of this approach is that you have put a fair bit of effort into something you have yet to confirm is best for what you're trying to achieve. To avoid wasting effort and unproductive time, focus on the following: 1. Do what is needed only: Always solve for X. Forget about Y or the possible Z scenarios. 2. Keep it simple: Just focus on producing a code that provides you with the desired outcome. 3. Do not repeat yourself: start restructuring your code into functions, classes, or patterns once the code starts repeating. Casey Muratori's Semantic Compression blog post talks about efficient programming at length. His definition of efficient programming is precise. Casey says programming "efficiently" doesn't just mean that the code is optimised. Rather, it means that the development of the code is optimised  —  that the code is structured in such a way so as to minimise the amount of human effort necessary to type it, get it working, modify it, and debug it enough for it to be shippable. Read this post and more on my Typeshare Social Blog: https://lnkd.in/gu7cGKuv

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Check out this informative video on building promiseAll, a common Front-End interview question. The video is part of a series covering common interview questions every week related to React, JavaScript, Design systems, and LeetCode using JavaScript. Watch the video here: https://lnkd.in/gbGqFPb7 #frontend #interviewquestions #javascript #react #designsystems #leetcode

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Mean Stack CRUD Application Tutorial 1 | MEAN Stack Beginners Tutorial in 30 Minutes https://lnkd.in/ffYND_7 #developer #javascript #javascript30 #javadeveloper #100DaysOfCode #CodeNewbie #Java #Angular #codinglife

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Behind the Code: 28/100 Day as a Software Engineer | Clean setup 🧽 #programming #coding #developers #behindthecode #100daysasasoftwareengineer #techcreator #techconsulting #setupclean #cleaningdesk

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Behind the Code: 52/100 Day as a Software Engineer | Run and Museum #programming #coding #developers #behindthecode #100daysasasoftwareengineer #techcreator #techconsulting #platformengineer #platform #devops

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In this video, I show three ways to return responses in a @RestController in Spring! Learn how to use direct returns, @ResponseStatus, and ResponseEntity to control HTTP status and content. Perfect for anyone looking to master responses in Spring! 🚀 #springboot #restcontroller #java #springframework #webdevelopment #codingtips #javaprogramming #responsetypes #httpstatus #responseentity #backenddevelopment #learnjava #programmingtips #techshorts #softwaredevelopment

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"The Most Challenging Feature I’ve Built as a Flutter Developer” Developing mobile apps comes with its fair share of challenges, but one project stands out as both a test of skill and creativity. I was tasked with enabling users to draw circular and rectangular geofences on Google Maps, allowing them to drag, resize, and adjust these geofences dynamically. The problem? Google Maps doesn’t provide this functionality out-of-the-box, and building it required: ✅ Custom overlays and shapes to handle drawing. ✅ Complex gesture handling for resizing and dragging. ✅ Real-time updates to ensure geofences were accurate and responsive. It wasn’t easy, but Flutter’s flexibility made it possible. By leveraging custom widgets and a clean architecture, I was able to deliver a feature-rich, user-friendly solution that exceeded the client’s expectations. This experience taught me a lot about balancing technical complexity with usability — a crucial skill for any developer. What’s the most challenging app feature you’ve ever built or used? Let’s discuss in the comments! #Flutter #MobileAppDevelopment #Geofencing #GoogleMaps #ProblemSolving

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