Successful Large Systems
There is a rule of thumb that says that every successful large system is a development of a slightly smaller working system. You apply that rule recursively.
— Bjarne Stroustrup
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- A Single Point of Correctness
- Avoid Order Dependencies between Object Methods
- Disallowing Copying in a C++ Class
- Encapsulating a Thread in a C++ Object
- Get Off The Critical Path
- Hypertext and Application Workflow (or The Case for Single Node Apps)
- JavaScript Closures
- Know What You Know And Know What You Don’t Know
- RAII in C++
- The Back Button is Not an Undo Button
- Theory P: Software Development is Probabilistic
- Using Properties and Tuples to Get Multiple Values from a JavaScript Function
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