Retler
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2 months ago I appreciate the focus on quality and the shift-left paradigm. Integrating security, automation and testing early in the development process builds a solid foundation for good software.
This resonates a lot with how I like to work. I think that the issue of technical debt is often under-estimated and I believe this approach (building things right from the beginning) helps to reduce it. That being said, I also think it's important to not over-engineer things. Making abstractions, generalizations and hundreds of micro-services should make sense and have a clear use-case, in order to keep the code-base as clean and easy to maintain as possible.
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