13 posts tagged with "practices"

Pair programming is a collaborative strategy that has gained traction in the software development world. It involves two developers working together on a single task, with one taking the lead and the other providing support. This approach is not just about sharing the workload; it's about leveraging the collective expertise to drive efficiency and quality.

1. Task Allocation and Leadership
2. Acceptance Criteria
3. Exploration through Proof of Concepts (PoCs)
4. Convergence and Decision-making
5. Refactoring and Continuous Delivery
6. Repeat

The usage of React.FC or React.FunctionComponent has been a subject of debate within the React community. Both approaches—using it or not—have their pros and cons.

Do not use React.FC​

IMHO, do not use React.FC or React.FunctionComponent in your codebase, only if you know you are using children props.

In the context of software development, "ADR" stands for "Architectural Decision Record." An ADR document is a way to capture and document important architectural decisions made during the development process of a software project.

An architectural decision refers to a significant choice related to the software's architecture, design, or implementation. This could include decisions about the overall system structure, the selection of technologies, the integration of different components, or the handling of specific design challenges.