Coding topics
Writing code used to be very simple and straightforward; it only required the ability to understand a program’s workflow, its performance, and its algorithms. But today, the story is a bit different. Coding now has a culture that has evolved in the last few decades. What matters most is the code’s reusability and, therefore, its style. To be reusable, code has to be easy to understand and should have few or no bugs or security issues.
If you are new to coding, or network coding, it is important to know all the topics used in coding culture today. Let’s discuss briefly the most important ones in this section.
Peer review
It’s not recommended to write code and publish without a peer review. Peer review allows the coder to be consistent with the team and avoid undesirable mistakes. However, for most organizations, this process can be slow and sometimes expensive. One alternative is to use software robots that can perform most of the peer...
