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Programming Practices are the commonly or not so commonly used practices in development of software. These can include things like Agile Development, Kanban, Coding shortcuts, etc.
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Is it a good practice to create a ClassCollection of another Class?
No. The creation of XXXCollection classes pretty much fell out of style with the advent of generics in .NET 2.0. In fact, there is the nifty Cast<T>() LINQ extension that folks use these days to get s …
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What is the term for a really BIG source code commit?
The term I've heard is "chunky check-ins". And I'm not a fan of them. I like smaller commits that ensure nothing else is broken at reasonable step in a project. The big commit is generally fraught wit …
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