Principal Software Engineer @ Vay, previously worked at Uber and VMware
Unconditional code is code that just works, without errors or exceptions, without funny edge cases represented with tedious IF statements. In this article I will share how this can be applied to situations in Golang where you need to map incoming protobuf messages to internal or external (i.e. outgoing) structures.
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Have you ever had your head explode while trying to trace the execution of a use case through a complex codebase? Well, I certainly have. Sometimes the code I am trying to decipher is my own, marking the process not only painful, but shameful as well.
In this article, I will explore the concept of complexity and how to tackle it using decision hiding (aka information hiding).
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Well, can you blame them?
Code reviews might be the only thing in software engineering that is universally considered “good” and “the right thing to do”. Furthermore, it is one of the few things that are empirically proven to improve our software [1].
Continue reading “Code Review – Why Nobody Wants to Read your Code?”