Akrem Saed
@akremsaed.bsky.social
software engineer passionate about software development, soccer and randomness that isn't random when taken in context .....
One of the best advices I received early in my career was:
The best engineers are the lazy ones. They don't aim to write lots of code fast but instead they add the bare minimum code needed for the desired functionality. And they do that thanks to refactoring and reusing.
The best engineers are the lazy ones. They don't aim to write lots of code fast but instead they add the bare minimum code needed for the desired functionality. And they do that thanks to refactoring and reusing.
February 13, 2025 at 6:21 AM
One of the best advices I received early in my career was:
The best engineers are the lazy ones. They don't aim to write lots of code fast but instead they add the bare minimum code needed for the desired functionality. And they do that thanks to refactoring and reusing.
The best engineers are the lazy ones. They don't aim to write lots of code fast but instead they add the bare minimum code needed for the desired functionality. And they do that thanks to refactoring and reusing.