Software-Development

Series on wise software catchphrases Published: Dec 18, 2017 Source: https://khebbie.dk/series-on-wise-software-catchphrases/ So I follow Code Wisdom on twitter: https://twitter.com/CodeWisdom What the account basically does is tweet quotations by famous and not so famous software developers. The quotes are wisdom gathered through many years of working with software development. In my day to day job, I work with quite a few junior developers. As a senior developer, it is my job to teach them the ways of software development; one of the things that I find most important for is to pass on some of the stuff I have learned. ...

Published: Dec 18, 2017 So I follow Code Wisdom on twitter: https://twitter.com/CodeWisdom What the account basically does is tweet quotations by famous and not so famous software developers. The quotes are wisdom gathered through many years of working with software development. In my day to day job, I work with quite a few junior developers. As a senior developer, it is my job to teach them the ways of software development; one of the things that I find most important for is to pass on some of the stuff I have learned. ...

We value code that is easy to maintain over code that is easy to write Published: Dec 18, 2017 Source: https://khebbie.dk/we-value-code-that-is-easy-to-maintain-over-code-that-is-easy-to-write/ “We value code that is easy to maintain over code that is easy to write” from Growing object-oriented software guided by tests. “Quick becomes quicksand” Uncle Bob. This is the first post in the Series on wise software catchphrases This is probably one of the most overarching catchphrases in this series, I have often mentioned it to a junior developer while working on a task. ...

Published: Dec 18, 2017 “We value code that is easy to maintain over code that is easy to write” from Growing object-oriented software guided by tests. “Quick becomes quicksand” Uncle Bob. This is the first post in the Series on wise software catchphrases This is probably one of the most overarching catchphrases in this series, I have often mentioned it to a junior developer while working on a task. ...

Published: Dec 17, 2017 So I attend a small church and I am responsible for the heating system. That should be a simple task, but sometimes people fiddle with the heating system and sometimes the furnace simply stops. And even though I live pretty close to the church I don’t want to go there all the time to check the heat. So I decided to setup remote heat monitoring in our church. ...

Serverless Monitoring heat remotely Published: Dec 17, 2017 Source: https://khebbie.dk/monitoring-heat-remotely/ So I attend a small church and I am responsible for the heating system. That should be a simple task, but sometimes people fiddle with the heating system and sometimes the furnace simply stops. And even though I live pretty close to the church I don’t want to go there all the time to check the heat. So I decided to setup remote heat monitoring in our church. ...

TILs (Today I Learneds) Published: Sep 6, 2016 Source: https://khebbie.dk/tils-today-i-learneds/ I have started a TIL. To be quite honest, I don’t post a lot on this blog, but on my TIL, I do post a lot more often.

Published: Sep 6, 2016 I have started a TIL. To be quite honest, I don’t post a lot on this blog, but on my TIL, I do post a lot more often.

Values in software development Published: Sep 6, 2016 Source: https://khebbie.dk/values-in-software-development/ During my job as a software developer I have stumbled upon some values that makes a lot of sense to me: We value code that is easy to maintain over code that is easy to write I am not sure if this is the origin of this value, but I first heard of this value in the book Growing Object Oriented Software, Guided by tests. This should be the overarching value of 99% of all software developers. You will have to go over your code again and again, and so will your co-workers or someone coming after you. So the few minutes or hours you save now is just like wetting your pants, you will feel the warm now, but it gets a lot colder in time ;-) ...

Published: Sep 6, 2016 During my job as a software developer I have stumbled upon some values that makes a lot of sense to me: We value code that is easy to maintain over code that is easy to write I am not sure if this is the origin of this value, but I first heard of this value in the book Growing Object Oriented Software, Guided by tests. This should be the overarching value of 99% of all software developers. You will have to go over your code again and again, and so will your co-workers or someone coming after you. So the few minutes or hours you save now is just like wetting your pants, you will feel the warm now, but it gets a lot colder in time ;-) ...