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[?]magicmarcy » 🌐
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In dieser Serie erwarten dich kleine, aber knifflige Java-Code-Schnipsel, die auf den ersten Blick völlig harmlos aussehen und genau deshalb besonders gefährlich sind. Denn manchmal wird Code „moderner“ oder „schöner“ umgeschrieben, obwohl sich dabei unbemerkt das Verhalten ändert. Und g

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    [?]Calling all papers » 🌐
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    [?]Nebraska.Code » 🌐
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    [?]Leanpub » 🌐
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    A Short Guide to Naming by Tim Ottinger is free with a Leanpub Reader membership! Or you can buy it for $5.00! leanpub.com/naming_shortguide

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      [?]Calling all papers » 🌐
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      [?]magicmarcy » 🌐
      @magicmarcy@ruhr.social

      Technische Schulden sind eines dieser Begriffe, die du früh hörst und erst später wirklich spürst. Gemeint ist kein “Fehler”, sondern eine bewusste oder unbewusste Abkürzung im Code oder in der Architektur, die dir heute Zeit spart und dich morgen Zeit kostet. Wie bei einem Kredit: Du bekom

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        [?]Clare Sudbery » 🌐
        @claresudbery@mastodon.social

        We organise in the open, and you're very welcome to chat with the organisers to help, ask questions, give feedback, or simply to watch. You can reach us on the slack channel (slack.softwarecrafters.org/), or on mastodon, LinkedIn, BlueSky, or by emailing organisers at socratesuk dot org.





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          [?]SoCraTes UK » 🌐
          @SoCraTes_UK@discuss.systems

          We organise in the open, and you're very welcome to chat with the organisers to help, ask questions, give feedback, or simply to watch. You can reach us on the slack channel (slack.softwarecrafters.org/), or on mastodon, LinkedIn, BlueSky, or by emailing organisers at socratesuk dot org.





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            [?]Ted M. Young » 🌐
            @jitterted@sfba.social

            Join me and the Seattle Software Crafters group for my talk on "Refactoring Tests"!

            The talk starts at 10am PDT (5pm UTC), but you can join 30 minutes earlier to chat.

            meetup.com/seattle-software-cr

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              [?]Clare Sudbery » 🌐
              @claresudbery@mastodon.social

              We organise in the open, and you're very welcome to chat with the organisers to help, ask questions, give feedback, or simply to watch. You can reach us on the slack channel (slack.softwarecrafters.org/), or on mastodon, LinkedIn, BlueSky, or by emailing organisers at socratesuk dot org.





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                [?]Leanpub » 🌐
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                Welcome to the Leanpub Launch video for Craft Your Code: Mastering the Foundations of Code Quality in the Era of AI Assistants, Second Edition by Srihari Sridharan!

                Watch & read on the Leanpub blog here:

                leanpub.com/blog/leanpub-book-

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                  [?]Leanpub » 🌐
                  @leanpub@mastodon.social

                  Leanpub Book LAUNCH 🚀 Craft Your Code: Mastering the Foundations of Code Quality in the Era of AI Assistants, Second Edition by Srihari Sridharan

                  Watch here:

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                    [?]sroccaserra » 🌐
                    @sroccaserra@pouet.chapril.org

                    I've been training many teams around coding, design, and refactoring this past year, and here are three things I repeat often:

                    Fix the small things, particularly during training. Learning to be super fast at fixing the small things prepare you for when the big things will come. In that, when big things arrive, the small things will never be an issue, you can deal with them on autopilot and save your energy for the big things.

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                      [?]sroccaserra » 🌐
                      @sroccaserra@pouet.chapril.org

                      Refactoring : If you run the tests often: everytime it breaks, it has to be what you just did. Diagnostic is super easy. If you run the tests at the end only: if it’s broken, you have no idea why and you have to look everywhere. Check early, check often.

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                        [?]sroccaserra » 🌐
                        @sroccaserra@pouet.chapril.org

                        My preference: start slow, finish fast with confidence. Rather than start fast, finish slow with a lot of things to fix.

                        Bonus:

                        Refactoring is also knowing when to stop.

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