Gio Lodi • 8/4/2015

Keep Your Bench Clean

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This article draws a parallel between the 'keep your bench clean' rule in professional cooking and software development. It argues that a cluttered codebase and workstation hinder productivity, and offers practical tips like immediately removing unused code, making small atomic commits, and never committing commented-out code to maintain a clean and efficient development environment.

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