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> There is no single canonical suite of best practices. There kind of is, though. Most software engineering books argue for the same things, from the Mythical
by jsbg 2y ago
> There is no single canonical suite of best practices.
There kind of is, though. Most software engineering books argue for the same things, from the Mythical Man Month to Clean Architecture.
> Different languages have their opinions on how you should organise your code
In general best practices are discussed in a language-agnostic manner.
- high_na_euv 2y agoSoftware engineering is context dependent. Take a look at e.g goto Using goto in C is normal thing Using goto in C# web dev will get you a weird look during review Using goto in C# stdlib dev is viable So as you see good practices arent just tech dependent, but also product (and many more) dependent