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 Krycho, Chris

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Keep It Local
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Or: (part of) what "reasoning about your code" really means
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Keep It Local by Chris Krycho What do Steve McConnell’s variable scoping guidelines in Code Complete 2, pure functional programming, the data ownership system in Rust, classical object-oriented programming, the actor model in Erlang, and autotracking in Glimmer all have in common? Every one of them is aiming at the same key ingredient of robust, reliable software: the ability to “reason about your code.” But what does that actually mean?