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I’ve noticed a rather interesting thing about best practices and trends in software development, they tend to oscillate from one extreme to another over time.nnSo many of the things that are currently trendy or considered “good” are things that a few years back were considered “bad” and even further back were “good.”nnThis cycle and rule...https://simpleprogrammer.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/snakeboard_thumb.jpg