It's not uncommon to consider other people's code to be the worst code. Working with just the code we write ourselves is a luxury. However, the reality is that working with others helps us build better software.

A lot of focus is made on preventing bugs. While this is important, bugs tend to be a fact of life when building software. We also need to pay attention to making our software resilient to bugs.

Software development is by no means easy. Yet, there are plenty of habits we developers have that make our jobs even harder than they need to be.

Technology changes quickly. Many specific things developers know about specific technologies become obsolete quickly as well. Yet, there is still a lot of value in experience.

With any project that's had a long life, the project management software is most likely going to be littered with hundreds of tasks we may get to... someday. That someday rarely comes however. What should be done about this?