7 Tricks to Kick Your Worst Programming Habits

During my 15-year career in software engineering and programming, I have seen developers of all levels fall victim to bad habits that stifle their growth and reduce the quality of their work.

It’s time to reveal the secrets to breaking free from these habits. Are you ready to take the plunge and start a journey of self-improvement?

In this article, I will discuss seven bad habits that plague many software programmers and offer practical tricks to overcome them.

By implementing these strategies, you can increase your productivity, improve your work quality, advance your career in software engineering.

Let’s dive in!

1. Stop Procrastinating and Start Using Time Wisely

We’ve all been there, a deadline is looming, but we can’t seem to get started on the task at hand. Procrastination is a dangerous habit that can lead to poor-quality code and missed deadlines.

To combat this, try incorporating time management tools like LeanKit or ProofHub into your daily routine. Set realistic goals and prioritize tasks based on their importance.

Break tasks into smaller, manageable chunks, and make a conscious effort to avoid…