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WET (Write Everything Twice) and AHA (Avoid Hasty Abstractions) challenge overzealous DRY by embracing mindful duplication to avoid premature, fragile abstractions. This article offers a technical and philosophical comparison of both principles, helping developers decide when abstraction truly adds value.

Discover how effective mentorship transforms junior developers into productive, confident team members—and why success relies on the collaborative effort of your entire team, not just senior developers

HTTPS extends the HTTP protocol by encrypting and verifying data through TLS, ensuring that transmitted information remains confidential and tamper-proof. By combining strong encryption, digital certificates, and integrity checks, HTTPS protects user data from eavesdropping and malicious interference.

Developers are encouraged to cut distractions—by muting notifications, minimizing noise, and favoring asynchronous communication. Grouping similar tasks helps avoid context switching, a productivity killer for coders.

Discover how effective mentorship transforms junior developers into productive, confident team members—and why success relies on the collaborative effort of your entire team, not just senior developers