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Was a fun talk 🙌

There's no better way to learn coding than working on a real codebase and getting code reviews from a more experienced developer. In my experience, the value of good code reviews is super underestimated

Enums vs sealed class/interface Enums: Use if you either need to loop over all options or pass them around (serializable by default) Sealed: Use if you need different constructors for your options and/or it matters that each option is an individual instance

Happy learning 🙌