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SQL sanitizing in code with no user input
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How to store a fixed length array in a database
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What is the point of repeatedly executing the same test?
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Why not use SQL instead of GraphQL?
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REST API Design: Multiple calls vs. single call to the API
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What benefit do we get by thinking of objects as "sending messages to each other"?
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Where does refactoring belong in GitFlow branch naming model?
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Methodology: Writing unit tests for another developer
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Does splitting a potentially monolithic application into several smaller ones help prevent bugs?
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Should we design our code from the beginning to enable unit testing?
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Does it make sense to define an interface if I already have an abstract class?
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Code coverage highlights unused methods - what should I do?
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How and why did modern web application frameworks evolve to decouple URL routes from the file system?
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What's a universal way to store a geographical address/location in a database?
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Mocking introduces handling in production code
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How to coordinate developers time between two different projects in Scrum?
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Exception vs empty result set when the inputs are technically valid, but unsatisfiable
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How to find positive things in a code review?
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Thousands of errors!
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What is "Soft Coding", really?
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