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21 Posts About the Etiquette of Our Craftmanship

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Write Unit Tests, Don't Waste Our Money!

Good Title — Good Bug Report

Stop Asking and Suggesting — Just Complain

No BTW in Bug Reports

Let the Bug Reporter Have the Last Word

24 April 2025
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We Don't Merge into a Broken Master Branch

19 April 2025
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Advice for First-Time Open Source Contributors

15 December 2024
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Ping Me, Please!

1 April 2024
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Open Source Etiquette

29 July 2020
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Does Code Review Involve Testing?

3 December 2019
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Where Do You Seek Help First?

11 June 2019
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Either Bugs or Pull Requests ... or You Are Out

The Right Way to Report a Bug

How to Be Lazy and Stay Calm

Are You a Coder or a Developer?

23 January 2018
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A Few Valid Reasons to Reject a Bug Fix

22 June 2015
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Code For the User, Not for Yourself

12 February 2015
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Four NOs of a Serious Code Reviewer

9 February 2015
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How to Cut Corners and Stay Cool

15 January 2015
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Five Principles of Bug Tracking

24 November 2014
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Are You a Hacker or a Designer?

26 October 2014
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