Fear, uncertainty, and doubt almost surely lead to technical debt when they are left to fester in the software development process. Chances are good that you’ve seen the symptoms of FUD in your own code at some point, or at least in someone else’s. The following are a few examples I’ve run across recently, coupled [...]
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