This is the last chapter of the book. Here you will see some interesting discussions and learn some common terminology.
Sometimes it’s ok to bend well-accepted rules for your application if it performs well, but when you keep coding and developing applications, you’ll find that the experts’ suggestions have great value. If you follow their advice, you’ll understand that a simple choice can have a big impact in the long run. This chapter discusses some of these topics in brief.
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