Sebastian Malaca

Sebastian is an OOP enthusiast. He constantly deepens his knowledge in topics related with clean code and code quality. He's also speaker and contributor to several blogs about software development.

Software Development
Sebastian MalacaJanuary 6th, 2020
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You won’t do it later!
Stand-ups and status meetings – plenty of crimes against code quality were committed during them. Why does it happen? Because…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaJanuary 8th, 2019
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Test-Driven Development – you are doing it wrong!
Test-Driven Development is one of those techniques that somehow is not as widely used as it should be. I know…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaJune 7th, 2018
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Just stop for a moment
I know there are deadlines in front of you that need to be met. They are the reason why you…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaNovember 13th, 2017
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Refactoring vs. Redesign
It often happens that developers use words Refactoring and Redesign interchangeably. Why? I think that is because in both cases…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaJune 20th, 2017
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Pair Programming to the rescue once again!
Some time ago I wrote how pair programming can help keep high quality of the code. But that’s not all! Today…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaJanuary 25th, 2017
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For the sake of laziness!
I like well written code. I like to reach out for perfection. I like to look for the most suitable…
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Core Java
Sebastian MalacaJanuary 11th, 2017
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Lazy-loading is a Code Smell
Have you ever seen those huge objects with many attributes? These domain objects where we are using lazy-loading because we…
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Core Java
Sebastian MalacaOctober 27th, 2016
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Do you really need instanceof?
Using instanceof is a code smell. I think we may agree on that. Whenever I see a construction like that…
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Software Development
Sebastian MalacaOctober 10th, 2016
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Pair Programming for the rescue!
Those of you who’ve already read some of my articles have probably noticed that I’m sort of a developer that…
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