Paul Rubens at CIO has put together a list of 10 coding practices that he thinks cause most code problems. Here’s his list of ten things application development teams should try to avoid:
- Typos in Your Code
- Failing to Indent or Format Your Code
- Failing to Modularize Your Code
- Letting Your IDE Lull You Into a False Sense of Security
- Hard-Coding Passwords
- Failing to Use Good Encryption to Protect Data
- Optimizing Code Prematurely
- Failing to Think Ahead
- Adding People to Make Up for Lost Time
- Using Known Bad Time Estimates
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