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Strong API design decisions reduce bugs, support faster frontend integration and make future scaling much easier. A good REST API is predictable: clients know where resources live, which HTTP methods
Read MoreSoftware design is the way code is organized so it can grow without becoming painful to change. Good design does not mean adding complex architecture everywhere. It means making choices that keep res
Read MoreTechnical debt is the future cost created when software is built in a way that makes later changes harder. Sometimes it is an intentional trade-off. Sometimes it appears slowly through rushed fixes,
Read MoreReadable code is code that another developer can understand without guessing. It communicates intent clearly, keeps related ideas close together and makes future changes less risky. Many developers
Read MoreTestable code is code that can be verified without pain. It has clear inputs, predictable outputs, small responsibilities or dependencies that can be replaced during tests. Writing testable code is
Read MoreSOLID is a set of five software design principles that help developers write code that is easier to change, test or maintain. The principles are often taught with object-oriented programming, but the
Read MoreRefactoring is the process of improving code structure without changing what the software does for users. It is how developers make existing code easier to read, test, extend or debug. Good refactor
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