Philosophy

[yitron]

Firstly I think Anton has done well in segmenting the stuff in the identities folder

I am of the believe that philosophies drives code building and a lot of folks developing is missing the point

What are some of the core principles or in biz terms first principles u guys code with?

Values drives product

For me it's unix core principles particularly I see it already incorporated

What others ?

[noxiouscardiumdimidium]

philosophy.mod

Keep different classes in separate files to maintain code organization and modularity.
For Python projects, always include an appropriate requirements.txt file to specify the required dependencies.
For Node.js projects, always create an appropriate package.json file to manage project dependencies and configurations.
Add comments to briefly describe the purpose and functionality of each function definition.
Consider adding comments to explain complex sections of logic, making the code more understandable and maintainable.
Adhere to the best practices for the chosen programming languages, following industry conventions and style guides.
Remember, these guidelines can serve as a starting point, and you can always adapt and customize them based on your project's specific requirements and team preferences.

Python toolbelt preferences:
-Utilize pytest for unit testing and test automation.
-Leverage dataclasses to create structured and immutable data objects efficiently.