Habitable Code
kevin rutherford, Kevin RutherfordHow to write software that's easier to maintain
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Autistic extreme programmer and software development coach. I was using vi before you were born.
I am an extreme programmer and author of 'Refactoring in Ruby'. If you have ever taken out a mortgage in the UK, you have unwittingly used my code. My Erdos number is 3, and I was using vi before you were born. https://www.kevinrutherford.info/
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