Lucas F. Costa • 9/5/2020

The most efficient way to solve problems: not having them

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The article argues that the most efficient way to solve a problem is to avoid having it in the first place, rather than applying imperfect patches. It uses the analogy of a commute and applies the concept to software development, specifically recommending API versioning to prevent breaking changes and the need for synchronized deployments.

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