Karmic Rule Four
A work in progress is the best kind. Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
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Karmic Rule Five
generic logic + custom config ≫ custom logic – Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
Karmic Rule Three
If you want to get a complex process right, template it. – Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
Karmic Rule Two
Nothing raises issues like contact with reality. – Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
Karmic Rule One
Troubleshooting works just like the regular kind: you won’t hit your target if you don’t have one. – Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
Karmic Rule Zero
Minimize external dependencies and try not to use shitty libraries. – Karmic Rules for Writing Pretty Good Code
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