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I really appreciate it when a codebase describes its dependencies in a human-readable way. It helps get new folks onboarded quickly AND it helps explain the "why" for each one, so we'll know when to remove dependencies. How I document dependencies in a README.md (an example):

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Want to write cleaner code? Here’s a tip that most devs ignore: "Limit the length of your functions." If your function does more than one thing, it’s already too long. Short, focused functions not only improve readability—they reduce bugs and make debugging easier. Thoughts?

This is not only an accessibility intro but also all the things I _scream_ about at work: write better code for other developers to UNDERSTAND! https://lnkd.in/e4kgKd-c

It's not about being perfect, but being professional. The two code snippets below produce the same result, but the second illustrates the power of refinement. Not to mention devs aren't really keeping up with the DRY Principle these days.

🚀Embarking on the 100 Days of Code Challenge: Day 67 🚀 solved merge intervals problem Key points: Sorting: The intervals are sorted first, which is crucial for efficient merging. Iterative approach: The algorithm iterates through sorted intervals, comparing each with the last merged interval. Overlapping check: If the current interval's start is <= the end of the last merged interval, they overlap. Merging: When overlapping, the end of the last merged interval is updated to the max of current ends. Non-overlapping: If no overlap, the current interval is added as a new merged interval. Time complexity: O(n log n) due to sorting, where n is the number of intervals. Space complexity: O(n) in the worst case, where no intervals overlap.

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Transforming chaos into clarity with SOLID, YAGNI, DRY, and KISS principles! Check out my latest blog post where I dive into crafting code that's flexible, efficient, and easy to maintain. #SoftwareEngineering #CodingPrinciples #CodeCrafting

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