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The 2021 #AdventOfCode site is live!! adventofcode.com Before we enter the next year of AoC, let's look back. In AoC 2020: ⭐ 177,000 people got a star! 🌟 2,700,000 stars were collected! In all of AoC: ⭐ 380,000 people got a star! 🌟 6,800,000 stars were collected!
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Mike writes a lot of good threads, this one captures much of my feelings about TDD
"Working software over comprehensive documentation"
As you do #AdventOfCode this year - or any year - try to judge your own progress not by how many stars you have, but instead by how many things you learned.
All best programming rules are old.
Rob Pike's Rules of Programming (1989) users.ece.utexas.edu/~adnan/pike.ht… (bit.ly/3gUeldE)
When people complain about error handling in Go it strikes a nerve. Make things easy to understand not easy to do. Yes, error handling can feel tedious at times, but it’s one of the most important aspects of the code you’re writing. So embrace and appreciate the moment.
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A year from now, you will wish you had started today. Start today.
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