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10 Commandments for Java Developers

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10 Commandments for Java Developers

Good rules.. Unfortunately, for me, I don’t follow them ;-)

“There are many standards and best practices for Java Developers out there. This article outlines ten most basic rules that every developer must adhere to and the disastrous outcomes that can follow if these rules are not followed.

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