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Content preview from 97 cosas que todo programador Java debe saber
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Capítulo 75. Cuida bien tus dependencias
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Brian Vermeer
El desarrollo Java moderno depende en gran medida de bibliotecas de terceros. Utilizando Maven o Gradle, disponemos de mecanismos sencillos para importar y utilizar paquetes publicados. Dado que los desarrolladores no desean crear y mantener funcionalidades repetitivas, sino centrarse en la lógica empresarial específica, utilizar marcos de trabajo y bibliotecas puede ser una sabia elección.
Si nos fijamos en un proyecto medio, la cantidad de tu código puede ser de tan sólo el 1%, y el resto serán bibliotecas y frameworks importados. Gran parte del código que se pone en producción simplemente no es nuestro, pero dependemos de él en gran medida.
Cuando examinamos nuestro código y la forma en que tratamos las contribuciones de los miembros del equipo, a menudo recurrimos a procesos como las revisiones de código antes de fusionar código nuevo en nuestra rama maestra, como medida de control de calidad de primera pasada. Alternativamente, este proceso de control de calidad también podría cubrirse practicando la programación por parejas. Sin embargo, la forma en que tratamos nuestras dependencias es muy diferente de cómo tratamos nuestro propio código. A menudo, las dependencias se utilizan sin más, sin ningún tipo ...
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