Code should not only produce expected results but also be easy for other developers to read. I have practiced producing high-quality code by breaking down complex components, reducing duplicate code, writing detailed documentation, using descriptive variable names and so on.

Every choice we make shapes the outcome. While our decisions may not always yield the best results, I strive to ensure that they are well-reasoned. Throughout a career in computer science, we need to make decisions on various issues, such as selecting a library to use and choosing a user interface design. I make an effort to understand the rationale behind each choice.

We have been programming with high-level languages that are easier to read and write. Additionally, developers are continuously creating useful libraries that enhance readability, flexibility, and client-side performance. I advocate for utilizing the latest and most effective technologies in our products to promote greater efficiency in development.