Thanks for putting this together Maxi! 🙏

Thanks for sharing my article Rodrigo! 😊

Thanks for your detailed comment! You make a great point about the importance of the team. I think it aligns very well with my example about C++ syntax. Our background exerts a strong influence on whether a piece of code is readable for us or not. That's why, when we write, we should definitely take our audience into consideration.

Thanks Bhargav! 🙏

Thanks Edidiong! I am happy you liked the article 🙂

Thanks Catalin for your kind words! 🙂

Thanks for the feedback Marko! 🙏

Sounds interesting! I was not aware of this. Thank you! 🙏

Thank you Maxi! I am glad you liked it 🙂

Thanks for your kind words Darren! 🙏 Be careful with TDD. Let me explain. It is a hard practice to master. You need to be good at testing, design, and refactoring, among other things, so it's definitely not the first thing you want to learn when you are inexperienced. I'd say that you should develop the habit of writing automated tests first, and, eventually, you can try the TDD process, to see if it's a good fit for you. That's more or less what I did. I didn't try TDD until I was confident with my design and testing skills. I hope this helps!