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| Presenters | Brian Powell |
Terrible API Design by Brian Powell
Are you interested in annoying the people who will have to maintain your code after you get fired? This is the presentation for you. Learn how to avoid all the tricks that make code easy to use and understand. Using OO? You'll learn a few anti-patterns that you should definitely start using all. the. time.
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