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Improving code quality - Session 67: Excessive errors are like insufficient ones

14 · LINE · Feb. 20, 2026, 2:07 a.m.
code-quality error handling Mobile Development software development practices
Summary
In this post, Munetoshi Ishikawa discusses the importance of code quality, likening excessive errors in code to insufficient errors, and emphasizes the need for a balance in error handling to enhance software development. He shares personal insights and approaches to improve coding practices in mobile development.
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