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by ironstorm last modified 2006-01-19 03:31
 
  • Keep it simple, stupid. Do not try to desing too complex architectures if you needn't to
  • Make your components really decoupled (considering Invertion-of-control technique)
  • Write good javadocs!. They could be the only documentation of your code
  • Instrument your code early. Application monitoring and management is a real need for every project. Consider using JMX since the very beginning of the project
  • Test driven delopment. A class without test simply doesn't exist
  • Analysis driven development. Always analyze your code during development. Check coding standards, bad practices, dependencies
  • Continuously integrate your code. Every 6 hour automatically build and test your code
  • Use a simple web-based bug/issue tracking tool Use jira or bugzilla to signal new issues

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