By mswatcher
via alexandrebrisebois.wordpress.com
Submitted: Mar 04 2013 / 11:28
As developers we usually code for ourselves. What I mean by this, is that we are usually our own audience. We create objects, components and libraries that we use ourselves. We know the ins and outs of our code and because of this we hardly do any defensive coding. Think about code that you inherited throughout your career…
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