Wednesday, August 12, 2015
How Good Developers Deal With Bad Code
It's possible that you have never written a bad line of code. Possible, but unlikely in the extreme.The reality is that you, like every other developer on this planet, creates security flaws, misaligns UI elements, and more. It's not that you're a bad developer. You just happen to be human.It's ...
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