Status Updates From The Clean Coder: A Code of ...

Finished 9

Finished 5

Finished 3

Finished Chapter 3

Finishd 1

Finished Preface

5 TEST DRIVEN DEVELOPMENT

3

Fantastic book

it's great to combine my reading hobby with work!

👍👍👍👍

Задължително четиво

"It makes no sense to tell a programmer to devote half of their time to project A and the rest of their time to project B, especially when the two projects have to different project managers, different business analysts, different programmers, and different testers. How in Hell's kitchen can you call a monstrosity like that a team? That's not a team, that's something that came out of a Waring blender".

Professionals draw a clear distinction between estimates and commitments. They do not commit unless they know for certain they will succeed. They are careful not to make commitments.

Training courses don't cut it. Books don't cut it. Nothing can bring a young software developer to high performance quicker than his own drive and effective mentoring by his seniors.

Finished Chapter 14 Mentoring, Apprenticeship, and Craftsmanship

Finished Chapter 13 Teams and Projects

Finished Chapter 12 Collaboration

Finished Chapter 11 Pressure

finished Chapter 10 Estimation

finished Chapter 9 Time Management

finished Chapter 8 Testing Strategies

finished Chapter 7 Acceptance Testing

Must read book for Programmer who wants to be professional

Chapter 5 Test Driven Development

Chapter 4 Coding

Time management

Saying no

Finished Chapter 3 Saying Yes

So far, five stars!