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Is functional programming faster in multithreading because I write things differently or because things are compiled differently?

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Better to have 2 methods with clear meaning, or just 1 dual use method?

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Code First vs. Database First

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Where is the line between unit testing application logic and distrusting language constructs?

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Saving an object via a method of its own or via another class?

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Is randomly refactoring code allowed in scrum

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Clean code: consequences of short methods with few parameters

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Unit testing behaviours without coupling to implementation details

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What's the difference between "to" and "as" method name prefixes?

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I'm confused about which is the correct way to work with TDD

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Is the Single Responsibility Principle applicable to functions?

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What are the techniques for keeping the code quality high when requirements change?

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Alternative for commented out code that will be used later

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Clean architecture: should users go in the use case layer or the domain layer?

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What's this programming technique called?

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Does declaring a field as final force redundancy in the constructors?

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How are globals any different from a database?

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What is the DRY-est factory pattern to instantiate subtypes based on one of their properties' values?

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In MVC should a model contain subview models?

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Evolutions in Agile development field

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Are "Stocks" a TDD/Unit testing anti pattern?

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Are there any cases when one should not use Test Driven Development?

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What are the advantages of a 3 stage environment for SAP/BI development?

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Interfaces between multiple projects

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Using the optional 'self' reference in instance methods in Swift as a matter of style

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How come the keyword for declaring a class is 'interface'

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How to keep unit tests well designed when structure of production code changes while avoiding related risk?

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Is there a functional difference between a method and a function that gets passed a struct reference as an argument?

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Architecting single action: Object vs Static Util

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Static Method in Interface

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Is functional programming faster in multithreading because I write things differently or because things are compiled differently?

Better to have 2 methods with clear meaning, or just 1 dual use method?

Code First vs. Database First

Where is the line between unit testing application logic and distrusting language constructs?

Saving an object via a method of its own or via another class?

Is randomly refactoring code allowed in scrum

Clean code: consequences of short methods with few parameters

Unit testing behaviours without coupling to implementation details

What's the difference between "to" and "as" method name prefixes?

I'm confused about which is the correct way to work with TDD

Is the Single Responsibility Principle applicable to functions?

What are the techniques for keeping the code quality high when requirements change?

Alternative for commented out code that will be used later

Clean architecture: should users go in the use case layer or the domain layer?

What's this programming technique called?

Does declaring a field as final force redundancy in the constructors?

How are globals any different from a database?

What is the DRY-est factory pattern to instantiate subtypes based on one of their properties' values?

In MVC should a model contain subview models?

Evolutions in Agile development field

Are "Stocks" a TDD/Unit testing anti pattern?

Are there any cases when one should not use Test Driven Development?

What are the advantages of a 3 stage environment for SAP/BI development?

Interfaces between multiple projects

Using the optional 'self' reference in instance methods in Swift as a matter of style

How come the keyword for declaring a class is 'interface'

How to keep unit tests well designed when structure of production code changes while avoiding related risk?

Is there a functional difference between a method and a function that gets passed a struct reference as an argument?

Architecting single action: Object vs Static Util

Static Method in Interface