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Refactoring 009 — Protect Public Attributes

Post date October 26, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software-development

Code Smell 168 — Undocumented Decisions

Post date October 12, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, software engineering, software-development

Code Smell 166 — Low-Level Errors on User Interface

Post date September 30, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software-development

Code Smell 151 — Commented Code

Post date July 24, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software engineering

Code Smell 150 — Equal Comparison

Post date July 19, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, JavaScript, object-oriented, programming

Code Smell 148 — ToDos

Post date July 13, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, software engineering, software-development

Code Smell 144 — Fungible Objects

Post date June 26, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, nft, programming, software-development

Code Smell 143 — Data Clumps

Post date June 23, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, refactoring, software-development

Code Smell 142 — Queries in Constructors

Post date June 21, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, software engineering, software-development

Zero Argument Constructor: Code Smell 131

Post date May 2, 2022
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, programming, python, refactoring

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XIII]

Post date November 1, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, coding, common-code-smells, find-stinky-parts-of-code, pixel-face, refactoring, software engineering, web-monetization

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XII]

Post date October 5, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, common-code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, pixel-face, programming, refactor-legacy-code, refactoring, web-monetization

Software Engineer Maxi Contieri on writing about “boring” fundamentals

Post date September 30, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In boring-software-fundamentals, clean code, code-smells, coding-tutorials, meet-the-writer, pixel-face, programming, software-development-tutorials, web-monetization

NO!! GitHub Copilot Will NOT Steal Your Job

Post date July 4, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-generator, code-smells, github, gpt-3, hackernoon-top-story, pixel-face, programming, web-monetization

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code [Part XI]

Post date June 14, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, common-code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, programming, refactoring, software engineering, software-development, web-monetization

My Code Stinks and That’s OK

Post date June 1, 2021
Post author By Peter Christian Fraedrich
Post categories In code-smells, development, JavaScript, Opinion, programming

Technical Debt Horror Stories Shared by Developers (Part 1)

Post date June 1, 2021
Post author By Alex Omeyer
Post categories In code quality, code-smells, coding, interview, programming, refactoring, software-development, Technical Debt

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code (Part X)

Post date April 29, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, pixel-face, programming, refactoring, software engineering, software-development, web-monetization

What is Primitive Obsession and How Can we Fix it?

Post date March 26, 2021
Post author By Sam Walpole
Post categories In antipattern, code review, code-smells, common-code-smells, csharp, design patterns, primitive-obsession, programming, web-monetization

Maxi Contieri on Clean Code, Refactoring, and Test-Driven Development

Post date March 25, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In ama, clean code, code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, interview, programming, refactoring, slogging, web-monetization

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code (Part IX)

Post date March 4, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, object-oriented-programming, pixel-face, programming, refactoring, software-development, web-monetization

How to Find The Stinky Parts of Your Code (Part VIII)

Post date February 8, 2021
Post author By Maximiliano Contieri
Post categories In clean code, code-smells, common-code-smells, hackernoon-top-story, pixel-face, programming, refactoring, software-development, web-monetization

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