I am a big believer in the YAGNI (You aren’t gonna need it) principle. But it applies to features, not coding practices. It is more of a way to say: Code the MVP (minimal viable product) firs…
  • Kache@lemm.ee
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    9 minutes ago

    No so much that YAGNI falls short, but more like “When YAGNI means ‘You Are Gonna Need It’”

  • MajorHavoc
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    54 minutes ago

    Ooh. I like this a lot.

    YAGNI is for what you code, now how you code.

    With how you code, you are gonna need it:

    • Quality – You are gonna need quality.
    • Maintainability – You are gonna maintain it.
    • Replaceability – You are gonna replace it.
    • Testability – You are gonna test it
    • Security – You are gonna need security.