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Fully agree with the article. > "Best practices, not required practices" Is a thing mentioned from the article that I think many people forget. It also not on
by alexf95 6y ago
Fully agree with the article.
> "Best practices, not required practices"
Is a thing mentioned from the article that I think many people forget. It also not only applies to programming or coding but rather to most things in life. Just because someone says it is best doesnt mean it is for you in your situation.
- DarkWiiPlayer 6y agoYea, I really like that quote because it perfectly expresses how I feel about "best practices": Use them when you're unsure, but ditch them if you know something else will work better.