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:ID: 75035ffa-73bd-46e5-bdc2-8b80b08e0566
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#+title: Following Best Practices is a Bad Practice
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#+Author: Yann Esposito
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#+Date: [2023-01-05]
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- tags :: [[id:a5be1daf-1010-428f-a30f-8faf95c1a42f][blog]]
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- source ::
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* Best Practices are Bad Practices
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So if you are in the software industry for some time now you probably know what
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I am talking about.
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So mainly here are all the "new best practice you must follow if you want to be efficient"
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- Kubernetes
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- Docker
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- nix
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- SCRUM (this is bullshit)
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- etc…
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But most of these Best Practice are great but only after your team has reached
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some level of experience.
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But really, if you want to build and deliver something the main best advice is
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not to follow these best practices and discoveries, and focus on what you really
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already familiar about.
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So I would say only use 90% of what you are already familiar and efficient with,
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and to keep you motivated to not exceed 10 to 20% of something new, Best
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Practice, or something like that.
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