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We all use libraries in our code, but if you don’t think about how you use and consume libraries it is very easy to make crucial mistakes that make your code hard to refactor and update. In this video I will show you some clean code practices that senior devs use to make working with libraries easier.


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⏱️ Timestamps:

00:00 - Introduction
00:51 - What Not To Do
02:18 - The Correct Way
04:35 - The Benefits
05:44 - When It May Not Work
08:10 - When To Do This


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