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Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman
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Dave Hoover

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KP Persaud is on page 38 of 165

— Dec 31, 2017 05:36PM Add a comment

KP Persaud is on page 24 of 165

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Siddharth is 25% done

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Siddharth is 11% done

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Serhat Tan is on page 17 of 165

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KP Persaud is on page 50 of 165

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Nick Such is on page 23 of 165

Emptying the Cup
- Your First Language
- The White Belt
- Unleash Your Enthusiasm

— Oct 29, 2017 10:36AM Add a comment

Nick Such is on page 10 of 165

About Apprentices, Journeymen, Masters, and the process of apprenticeship

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Nick Such is on page 2 of 165

I read Dave’s story! And all the introduction.

— Oct 18, 2017 07:27AM Add a comment

Camille is 90% done

They really could have left out this conclusion. I can't stand all this nonsense about how "true" software masters have yet to be revealed because of how unique, undescribable, and new an art software development is. Best practices are so poorly documented / understood because our field places so little emphasis on developing good communication skills and critical thinking.

— Oct 16, 2017 06:02PM Add a comment

Camille is 30% done

I generally find Software Craftsmanship™ books kinda dry and centered on programmers from a different generation / background. BUT! things I appreciate about this book so far:
- written by a family therapist turned software developer
- It's formatted as a hypertext! Embedded links encourage you to jump around to different "recipes" (e.g. Expose your ignorance). Note to self: technical blogging in Twine next time

— Oct 15, 2017 09:20AM Add a comment