Less Code = More Software
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Claims a concrete method called Decremental Development that aims to reduce code to 10% of its original size while keeping essential functionality and improving architecture, testability and quality. Demonstrates practical refactorings and uses modern C++ idioms and existing libraries, emphasizes avoiding hidden dependencies like globals and trimming build-time and runtime dependencies. Applies to student projects and to very large systems, and reports that removing accidental complexity yields simpler, smaller, working code.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:02COMPLEXITY
- 3:07SIMPLICITY
- 4:15Famous Quotes by Sir CAR (Tony) Hoare
- 5:27Decremental Development
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