Nate McMaster • 6/18/2023

Less code is often better

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The article discusses a key software engineering principle: preferring solutions that require less or no new code. It explores the shift from valuing code creation to understanding the long-term costs of maintenance and technical debt, using personal experience and insights on open-source ownership.

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