I'm a Senior full-stack developer at Wallex Technologies Pte Ltd. I'm also a freelance Full-Stack developer and a course instructor. I currently live in Bekasi Regency, Indonesia, which is famous for its biggest industrial estate in Southeast Asia (Wikipedia), but my house is far enough from the estate. I chose a safe and sound neighbourhood. My interests range from technology to programming, which has become my passion. In my free time, I usually read articles, news, Talabul-ilmi Shar-i, listen to some podcasts, and enjoy gardening on my small-space terrace. Sometimes I travel to recharge my mood. Last but not least, if you want to get in touch, feel free to say hi through one of the social links below, I look forward to hearing from you soon.
0. Stop falling in love with your own code.
- Why: It's easy to become attached to our creations, but code is a tool, not a pet.
- Action: Be willing to refactor, rewrite, or even discard code if it's not serving its purpose.
1. You will regret complexity when on-call.
- Why: Complex systems are harder to understand and troubleshoot, especially when you're facing a critical issue in the middle of the night.
- Action: Strive for simplicity and clarity in your designs. Break down complex problems into smaller, more manageable ones.
2. Everything is a trade-off. There's no "best".
- Why: There's always a cost to any decision, whether it's time, resources, or maintainability.
- Action: Be aware of the trade-offs involved in your choices and make informed decisions.
3. Every line of code you write is a liability.
- Why: More code means more potential bugs, more maintenance overhead, and more things to go wrong.
- Action: Write only the code that's necessary, and be mindful of the impact of your changes.
4. Document your decisions and designs.
- Why: Good documentation makes it easier for others to understand your code and for you to remember your own design choices.
- Action: Write clear and concise documentation, and keep it up-to-date.
5. Everyone hates code they didn't write.
- Why: It's human nature to be more critical of things we didn't create.
- Action: Write clean, well-structured code that's easy to understand.
6. Don't use unnecessary dependencies.
- Why: Dependencies can introduce complexity and security risks.
- Action: Use dependencies only when they're truly needed, and choose them carefully.
7. Coding standards prevent arguments.
- Why: Consistent coding standards make it easier for teams to collaborate and maintain codebases.
- Action: Establish and follow coding standards within your team.
8. Write meaningful commit messages.
- Why: Good commit messages help others understand the purpose of your changes and make it easier to track down bugs.
- Action: Write clear and concise commit messages that describe the changes you've made.
9. Don't ever stop learning new things.
- Why: The field of software engineering is constantly evolving, and it's important to keep up with the latest trends and technologies.
- Action: Make time for learning new things, whether it's through books, courses, or open-source projects.
10. Code reviews spread knowledge.
- Why: Code reviews are a great way to share knowledge and learn from others.
- Action: Actively participate in code reviews and be open to feedback.
11. Always build for maintainability.
- Why: Maintainable code is easier to understand, modify, and debug.
- Action: Write clean, well-structured code that's easy to follow. Use meaningful naming conventions and comments.
12. Ask for help when you're stuck.
- Why: There's no shame in asking for help. Everyone gets stuck sometimes.
- Action: Don't be afraid to ask your colleagues or mentors for help when you need it.
13. Fix root causes, not symptoms.
- Why: Fixing the underlying problem is the only way to prevent it from happening again.
- Action: Take the time to investigate the root cause of a bug or issue before implementing a fix.
14. Software is never completed.
- Why: There's always room for improvement, and new features and requirements will always arise.
- Action: Embrace the fact that software is an ongoing process, and be prepared to make changes as needed.
15. Estimates are not promises.
- Why: It's difficult to predict how long a task will take, especially in software development.
- Action: Be realistic about your estimates and be prepared to adjust them as needed.
16. Ship early, iterate often.
- Why: It's better to release a product early and get feedback from users than to wait until it's "perfect."
- Action: Don't be afraid to release early and often. Use feedback from users to improve your product over time.
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