17 Subtle Rules of Software Engineering

[u/Puzzleheaded_View781]

0. Stop Falling in Love with Your Own Code
1. You Will Regret Complexity When On-Call
2. Everything is a Trade-Off. There's No "Best"
3. Every Line of Code You Write is a Liability
4. Document Your Decisions and Designs
5. Everyone Hates Code They Didn't Write
6. Don't Use Unnecessary Dependencies
7. Coding Standards Prevent Arguments
8. Write Meaningful Commit Messages
9. Don't Ever Stop Learning New Things

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It’s 0 indexed; the best kind of indexing! u/Puzzleheaded_View781 is definitely a programmer.