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Are you familiar with the term magic number? Let's imagine a programming world where we never used variables, instead we just used literals and direct numbers everywhere. Is this a world you want...

Mediator Design Pattern

COMING SOON TO A BLOG NEAR YOU. THIS IS A PLACEHOLDER ARTICLE. The Mediator Design Pattern is one of the 23 design patterns laid out the book "Design Patterns - Elements of Reusable...

What are Design Patterns?

COMING SOON TO A BLOG NEAR YOU. THIS IS A PLACEHOLDER ARTICLE. If you would like to contribute to DEVREBOOT, head over to our Contact page to learn more. 1Factory Design Pattern2Abstract...

SOLID Principles to Cleaner Code

What does SOLID principles mean? explain here Single Responsibility Principle explain here Open/ Closed Principle explain here Liskov Substitution Principle explain...

Stop writing essay-sized functions!

During a recent code review, I found myself having trouble reading through a function written by one of my peers. I came to realize that this one function was taking care of a few different tasks....

About Us

"Reprogramming the Developer"

devREBOOT is a blog dedicated to help developers write quality code. Too often we see developers in the real world lack the necessary Software Engineering practices needed to create robust software. It's one thing to have learned about the different data structures and algorithms, but it's another thing to know when, where, why, and how to actually use them writing complex applications.

This blog focuses on Software Engineering best practices, design patterns, core fundamentals, data structures and algorithms, and other important aspects every developer should know to help them write quality code.

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