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In which we recommend deleting your code. Steve McConnell’s More Effective Agile Ward Cunningham introduces the debt metaphor for bad code, and my guess is it won’t be familiar as he presented it if you think you’re familiar with the … Continue reading →

In which we recommend deleting your code. Steve McConnell’s More Effective Agile Ward Cunningham introduces the debt metaphor for bad code, and my guess is it won’t be familiar as he presented it if you think you’re familiar with the … <a href="https://www.sicpers.info/podcast/episode-21-no-code-is-better-than-no-code/" rel="noopener noreferrer">Continue reading →</a>

Episode 21: No code is better than no code

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Episode 21: No code is better than no code

Episode 21: No code is better than no code