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Code Churn: Everything You Need to Know
What is code churn? It’s a measure of how often a piece of code changes. It can indicate problems and cause issues. Learn more in this post.
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What Is Code Complexity? What It Means and How to Measure It
How you can mitigate the risks of code complexity by utilizing various code metrics such as Cytometric complexity, SLOC, and Coupling.
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Quality Gates: What They Are and How to Use Them
Quality gates are techniques to improve your applications. Learn what they are, how they work and why they matter in this post.
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Asynchronous Communication is the future for dev teams
The unanimous shift towards a remote work structure in 2020 has also prompted a new way to communicate more effectively, asynchronous communication.
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Cate Huston (Director of Engineering at DuckDuckGo) joined the Dev Interrupted discord community to answer some frequently asked questions.
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