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Why almost done breaks development workflow

Why “Almost Done” Work Breaks Development Flow

Bycodecraftdiary / 31. 1. 2026 / Development Workflow & Best Practices / Comment (0) /
Every team has it. A pull request that’s...
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Mocking external apis PHP

Mocking External APIs in PHP (Sandbox Example)

Bycodecraftdiary / 24. 1. 2026 / Testing / Comment (0) /
Testing external API integrations thoroughly is...
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Factory Method in PHP: When Refactoring Leads to a Pattern

Factory Method in PHP: When Refactoring Leads to a Pattern

Bycodecraftdiary / 17. 1. 2026 / Refactoring & Patterns / Comment (0) /
Factory Method is one of those patterns that many...
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Why Code Reviews Break Down in Backend Development

Why Code Reviews Break Down in Backend Development

Bycodecraftdiary / 10. 1. 2026 / Development Workflow & Best Practices / Comment (0) /
Almost every development team claims to do code...
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