Use Incremental Coding Technique and Make No Bugs in Complex Features

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Are you tired of the daunting task of adding complex features to your existing applications, always looking over the shoulder for new bugs disseminated in the process? Fear not! There has always been a super effective technique called incremental coding that can save you from this predicament. It allows you to split a daunting task into manageable chunks, ensuring that the introduction of a new feature doesn't destabilize an already well-functioning system.
Incremental coding is a powerful approach that allows you to add new features to your application without jeopardizing its existing functionality. It's all about making changes in the smallest increments possible, ensuring that you never introduce bugs or disrupt the smooth operation of your software. This approach reduces the risks associated with adding complex features because changes are introduced gradually and can be tested and verified at each stage. By introducing changes in a controlled and systematic way, you're ensuring that each piece of the puzzle works perfectly before moving on to the next one. That technique is a critical tool for reducing bug counts and mitigating the risk of introducing new ones.
The incremental coding technique exemplifies a disciplined and meticulous approach to development. Each step in incremental development consists of adding a new ability to an existing model as the first half-step and then utilizing that new ability in the rest of the code as the second half-step. The result of this discipline is that you will be adding small portions of new code without ever causing a regression. Your application will only grow, both in size and in features!
This video will teach you to embrace incremental coding and unlock the potential of the domain model you are developing.

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