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Best practice: Team Workflow for Github
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Better project hand-over take-over documentation
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Programming Secret #1: We are Grammer Professionals
Christopher Clarke
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Everything in shell scripts should be a function
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scripting, shell scripts, best practices, bash
Installing etckeeper to store config with autopush to git in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Jon Peck
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version control, best practices, git, ubuntu
In the morning, check your codebase's history to see what people are up to, especially on your own projects
Ben Margolis
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svn, development, best practices
the "it" variable
Prashanth Sadasivan
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programming, variables, best practices
Clean up your strong parameters in Rails 4
ingemar
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rails, best practices
Top 5 Cucumber best practices
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cucumber, best-practices, best practices, behavior driven development
List view animation + Activity transition animation
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android, animations, best practices, sdk
deep dive on custom views
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android, optimization, best practices, custom views
Cleaner code with objective-c categories for protocol implementations
Jessica Lam
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best practices, ios, objective-c
Comment Your Code
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code, coding, best practices, comment
These are the things that kill me...
James West
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programming, best practices, concentration
Optimizing PHP
Diogo Parrinha
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php, performance, tips, optimization
Demeter: It’s not just a good idea. It’s the law.
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, patterns, best practices
Why Our Code Smells
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, rails, patterns, best practices
Porque você não deve usar os callbacks do ActiveRecord
Marcelo G. Cajueiro
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ruby, rails, best practices
Get Rid of That Code Smell – Control Couple
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