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It's wild watching people say things like "back in the day, XYZ was a best practice." Best Practice does not mean "advice that I believe in." Best practices a
by JohnHaugeland 4y ago
It's wild watching people say things like "back in the day, XYZ was a best practice."
Best Practice does not mean "advice that I believe in." Best practices are legally binding documents issued by insurers.
- mikechalmers 4y agoIt depends on the context, often it simply means "the accepted method" within an organisation or a community.
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- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoI wasn't aware that SOLID was created by an insurer. That explains the naming of the "L".