And stop monkey-patching.
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Learn the Interface Segregation Principle.
Only depend on what you use.
Learn the Liskov Substitution Principle.
You can use the subtypes.
Learn the Open/Closed Principle.
Tools are better when you don’t need to rebuild them.
Learn the Single Responsibility Principle.
That thing should have one job.
Develop your soft skills.
There’s more to being awesome than programming talent.
Plan your demo early.
Make it a part of your development process.
Performance tuning is dangerous.
Don’t attempt it unless it’s really going to be necessary.
Build to last.
Will your code stand the test of time?
Be prepared.
The world is full of random events that will not always go your way.