At the beginning of a Tetris game, you start with an empty game. It’s like the very beginning of a coding project when there is nothing yet. Then blocks start to fall down. The way you position each block has an impact on the rest of the game. If you …
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Communication is essential for maintaining quality in any project — and software development is no exception. Once teams understand why something is required to maintain software quality, and they’re given a chance to discuss it, they’re far more likely to stick with it.
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Complexity isn’t caused by a single catastrophic error; it accumulates in lots of small chunks. A single dependency or obscurity, by itself, is unlikely to affect significantly the maintainability of a software system. Complexity comes about because hundreds or thousands of small dependencies and obscurities build up over time.
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