Code and Component Reuse
Jen deHaan, Peter deHaan, Simon Horwith, Curtis Hermann, Massimo Foti, Eduardo Zubler
Abstract
Jen deHaan, Peter deHaan, Simon Horwith, Curtis Hermann, Massimo Foti, Eduardo Zubler
Abstract
If you ever find yourself writing the same code over and over again on different pages or on similar projects, you should consider adopting a more efficient way to code that permits you to save precious development time. Sure, it requires a little more effort in the planning stage of your application development, but code reuse has a number of benefits. Not only does the practice of reusing code save you a considerable amount of development time, but splitting your code into small chunks will result in tidier code that is easier to read, debug, and maintain.
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If you ever find yourself writing the same code over and over again on different pages or on similar projects, you should consider adopting a more efficient way to code that permits you to save precious development time. Sure, it requires a little more effort in the planning stage of your application development, but code reuse has a number of benefits. Not only does the practice of reusing code save you a considerable amount of development time, but splitting your code into small chunks will result in tidier code that is easier to read, debug, and maintain.
Key concepts: Code reuse, Reuse, Code (set theory), Computer science, Debugging, Component (thermodynamics), Software engineering, Code of practice