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From one piece Writing Again 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I love that writing helps to clarify your thinking as you have to write something down and make it coherent.
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Facebook now mostly serves posts from groups you're not part of rather than showing updates from your friends and it is also now allowing even more misinformation and hate speech due to the change in their policies.
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Twitter has become a bit of a cesspool after Elmo took over so I've not felt as comfortable sharing my thoughts there.
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From one piece Improving Your Workflow with JavaScript Testing: Best Practices 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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The goal of testing should be tests that are easy to understand and maintain, not high coverage of everything.Their words
The goal is to write tests that are easy to understand and maintain, not to test everything.
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Not being able to test your code well is a "code smell" - something which doesn't feel right and suggests that there are other problems.
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The main purpose of writing tests is to build confidence in the code, not to find bugs.Their words
The primary goal is to make sure that your code is working as expected and to give you and the whole team confidence in your codebase.
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From one piece Streamline Your Workflow: Automate GitLab Releases with Semantic-Release 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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This makes code reviews much easier as your team will gravitate towards less code for each branch.
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In practice, a refactor often needs to be deployed to sanity check that nothing has broken.
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