I want to know how programmers keep up with changes in a package or library. I usually go over the release notes. How to keep up with the standards and maintain good coding practices?
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By "maintaining good coding practices" I mean is how to keep code efficient and optimized based on changes in the standard/release? For e.g: remove deprecated code, use new features. I am just wondering what is the right way to go about it? If some feature is deprecated from on开发者_开发问答e version to next do people go and change it in their codebase asap? Thanks Stack Overflow, I learn a lot here :)I typically look over release notes.
If you need to track the versions and do a full tracability analysis on them from package to vendor, I would research tracability software.
Spreadsheets don't cut it. :)
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