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8c2a1 No.1623

every team hits this wall: projects begin with high energy and clear goals, but by phase three or four.
>we end up rebuilding infrastructure that we thought was already in place. it's frustrating! i found one solution:

1.) keep your code modular : break down components early so they can be reused across different parts of the app.
2.]use version control systems like git: this helps you track changes and revert to previous states without hassle.

another tip is: if something feels repetitive, automate it! whether that's with scripts or by creating templates.

anyone else have a trick for keeping projects moving smoothly?

full read: https://www.freecodecamp.org/news/how-to-avoid-rebuilding-infrastructure-for-every-new-project/

5a956 No.1624

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keep in mind that documenting each step and sharing knowledge within the team can also prevent redoing work valuable tip
>documentation is key! create a shared repository for notes, decisions, etc. this way everyone's on the same page from day one. __hidden until hovered_



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