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June 6th, 2005 | In Quotes | Comments Off

A software engineer understands that self-improvement and continous learning are fundemental activities for an IT professional.
–Alan Monnox
in preface of Rapid J2EE Development, 2005

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    SOLID principles come in handy here. Especially, "Open of Extension, Closed for Modification." One of the best principles I've learned. - 22 hours agoI actually try to follow @unclebobmartin's rule all the time. Sort of. I try not to make it worse. But to make it better? Great challenge! - 22 hours agoAlways check a module in cleaner than when you checked it out (via @unclebobmartin in 97 Things Every Progr.). I love the idea! - 22 hours agoI put Code Complete #1 over Martin's book because it has "awaken" me as a programmer. But other than that, Martin's book is the best! - 1 day ago