Practical DDD in TypeScript Factory
<p>Some software developers provide a bunch of superfast code, destroying the scrum board. The two-week-long sprints start on Wednesday, and by Friday morning they already finished all their tasks.</p>
<p>I’ve seen this multiple times. And each team needs at least one such girl or a guy to be able to do things quickly. Unfortunately, many struggle with code quality, which sometimes hides potential bugs.</p>
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Other articles from DDD series
1. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Why Is It Important?</strong>
2. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Value Object</strong>
3. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Entity</strong>
4. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Domain Service</strong>
5. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Domain Event</strong>
6. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Module</strong>
7. <strong>Practical DDD in TypeScript: Aggregate</strong></pre>
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<p>I know that. I was one of those “guilty” ones. Providing tonnes of code, but poor quality. Logic spread in many places, abnormal classes and methods, code difficult to unit test, and bugs constantly coming.</p>
<p>Luckily, one summer I spent some serious time reading probably the most important book in my career — Clean Code. Consequences? Same pace of coding, but production code which still has zero bugs, even after 5 years.</p>
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