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As developers, we constantly notice imperfections in our codebases: rough edges, awkward decisions, bits of bad or outdated code. But the question is should we refactor it?

Here is my take on structuring projects in order to facilitate a better development process.

I often see too many abstractions in code, which make the code more difficult to extend, scale, change, and understand. So, let's discuss when we actually need to create an abstraction — in my opinion, of course.

These are my personal hints on how I decompose the frontend of an app into components.

Here are tips about code review, as I understand it, and the way it can be organized more efficiently.

There are a few misconceptions about bugs in software and the guarantees of their absence, which people outside the software industry often don’t understand.

Here are some of my notes on how I approach fixtures for tests.

I've probably seen too many articles about which framework is the best — especially in the frontend world...