The right way That is the ultimate cliche of programming rigidity, so it's ironic that an article against rigidity would resort to it. There is no "the right

The right way That is the ultimate cliche of programming rigidity, so it's ironic that an article against rigidity would resort to it. There is no "the right way". Every time I catch myself or someone I work with using the phrase, I make a point of changing it to "a right way".