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Conferences | Anna Lear

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All posts in category Conferences. SCNA 2011 Part 3: Gary Bernhardt, “Expansion and Contraction”. Also posted at http:/ meta.programmers.stackexchange.com/a/2822/226. So, expansion increases capability – our power to express an idea. Over time abundant resources and confusion drive change and we see a contraction that removes 5% of the capability and 85% of the confusion to enhance suitability – the power to deliver reliable software that works. Here are some examples from history:. 1995: Java is more su...

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Talks · Enrique Comba Riepenhausen

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I am a fool. Of things in search of wisdom. A Hundred Photos In A Hundred Days. I have given a number of talks over the years. Some have been recorded some havent. For some of them I have the slides, for others I dont. Here I am trying to compile together the talks I have given in the past and sharing them with you. 15th of November 2014. Facilitating the Global Day of Code Retreat. 6th of November 2014. In this talk I spoke about my experiences, how they influenced my thinking, and what drives me now.

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The Avid Apprentice | Page 2

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TDD alone is not enough. It also helped to reinforce that doing TDD alone is not enough. TDD can help you create a cleaner design, but it is no guarantee. You still need design-sense to know how to structure your application beyond the basic decoupling benefits of TDD. One of the major problems my code had was that any UI that used it was not in control of the game flow. I got it in my head that this is a game and it needs a game loop. But why does Tic-Tac-Toe need a game loop? July 7, 2009 at 6:36 PM.

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Anna Lear | Anna Lear

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All posts by Anna Lear. How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love a Career Change. One of the most pointless things a blogger can do is make a post saying “wow, it’s been a while, but I will update soon, promise! 8221; Still, it. Been a while and a lot has happened in that time. I hung up my community moderator hat and joined Stack Exchange. As a community manager. My team and co-workers at my last workplace were great, but the job and I disagreed on what turned out to be a few very fundamental levels:.

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FAQs - WindyCityThings

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June 23-24, 2016. Icon of map pin. Chicago, IL USA. Have a question that’s not answered here? Get in touch with us. Will WindyCityThings be held in 2017? No, the WindyCityThings IoT conference will not be held in 2017. The video recap. Shows highlights from 2016. For information on our other events, we invite you to visit:. We look forward to seeing you in and around the open source hardware and software communities! How do I transfer my ticket? Are student or volume discounts available? WisdomGroup, a C...

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Heuristic Outcomes by Ade Oshineye: January 2015

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Heuristic Outcomes by Ade Oshineye. Software craftsmanship, photography and heuristics. Friday, 2 January 2015. Awkward questions for those boarding the microservices bandwagon. Why isn't this a library. What heuristics do you use to decide when to build (or extract) a service versus building (or extracting) a library? How do you plan to deploy your microservices? What is your deployable unit? Is it acceptable for another team to take your code and spin up another instance of your microservice? What cons...

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Development Central - Software Craftsmanship North America 2009 Notes

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Software Craftsmanship North America 2009 Notes. Http:/ scna.softwarecraftsmanship.com/. Opening Keynote: Ken Auer. Self-Education and the Craftsman: Michael Feathers. Observations from an Old Warhorse: Fred George. Grand Unified Theory of Software Design: Jim Weirich. What If Bacteria Designed Computers? Apprenticing to Mastery: Paul Pagel and Dave Hoover. Test-Driven Learning: Bobby Norton. Closing Keynote: Craftsmanship Under Pressure: Robert C. Martin. Your Host: webmaster@truewill.net.

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SCNA 2011 Part 0: Introduction | Anna Lear

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SCNA 2011 Part 0: Introduction. Also posted at http:/ meta.programmers.stackexchange.com/a/2671/226. Last week I had the opportunity to attend the Software Craftsmanship North America 2011. Conference in Chicago, IL. I had a blast and I want to make a series of blog posts about my experiences. Since my attendance was very graciously sponsored by Stack Exchange. I will also try to link stuff I learned at the conference back to my main site – Programmers Stack Exchange. Despite the name, it wasn’t a tradit...