The Pragmatic Programmer – # Care About Your Craft – Take Responsibility
The Pragmatic Programmer – # Care About Your Craft – Take Responsibility
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The Pragmatic Programmer
From journeyman to master
Pragmatic Programmer'sCharacteristics
- Early Adopter / Fast Adapter
- Inquisitive
- Critical Thinker
- Realistic
- Jack of all Trades
# Care About Your Craft
We feel that there is no point in developing software unless you care about doing well.
# Think! About Your Work
Think about what you're doing while you're doing it.
# Make quality a requirement issue
The scope and quality of the system you produce should be specified as part of that system's requirements.
Take Responsibility
# Provide options
Don't make lame excuses.
Software Entropy
When disorder increases in software, programmers call it "Software rot".
# Don't live with Broken Windows
Stop the small problems before they grow into big problems.
"Broken Window Theory"
# Remember the big picture
Constanly review what's happening around you, not just what you're personally doing.
Know when to stop
Don't spoil a peftectly good program by overembellishment and over-refinement.
Your knowledge portfolio
Invest regularly Diversity Manage risk Buy low, sell high Review and rebalance# Invest regulary in your knowledge portfolio
Communicate
- Know what you want to say
- Know your audience
- Choose your moment
- Choose a style
- Make it look good
- Involve your audience
- Be a listener
- Get back to people
# It's both what you say and the way you say it
The more effective that communication, the more influencial you become.
# Be a catalyst for change
The Pragmatic Programmer
From journeyman to masterAndrew Hunt & David Thomas
Presented by : Jayvz Olazo