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Essential programmer library
- 1. Getting on the Righteous Path A Cautionary Tale
- 2. Technology Lifecycle Hot Valuable Interesting Novel what? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 3. Technology Lifecycle Fun, $$! Hot Valuable Interesting Novel what? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 4. Technology Lifecycle Fun! Hot Valuable Interesting Not Fun! Novel what? 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 5. Reinvent or Perish •You may have it good, now... •Plan to retool every 5 years •Continuous learning is the answer H Valua Interest No wh 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
- 6. The Essential Programmer Library • The Pragmatic Programmer • Code Complete • The Passionate Programmer • Coders at Work • + blog post: Don’t call yourself a programmer
- 7. The Pragmatic Programmer • Andrew Hunt (the other one) and David Thomas • published: 2000 • Authors took part in Agile Manifesto, also Ruby on Rails • “How to Program”
- 8. The Pragmatic Programmer Key Points A Pragmatic Philosophy • Take responsibility • Software Entropy - Don’t live with broken windows • Be a catalyst for change • Good Enough Software • Your Knowledge Portfolio • Communicate!
- 9. The Pragmatic Programmer Key Points A Pragmatic Approach • DRY • Orthogonality • Tracer Bullets • Prototypes • Problem Domain/Languages • Estimating
- 10. The Pragmatic Programmer Key Points Tools/Approaches • Power of Plain Text • Shell programming • Debugging Strategies • Paranoia • Decoupling • Metaprogramming • MVC!
- 11. The Pragmatic Programmer Key Points Tools/Approaches • Programming by Coincidence/ Deliberate • Unit Testing • Start When you’re ready • Automation • Sign your work
- 12. Code Complete, 2nd Edition • Steven McConnell • published: 2004 • Microsoft Press! • All about the craft of software construction
- 13. Code Complete Key Points • Nobody is Smart Enough to Program a Computer** • Algorithm vs Heuristic • Importance of Requirements* • Choice of Language* • Class Design Guidelines** • High Quality Routines
- 14. Code Complete Key Points • Pseudocode Programming process** • Importance of Names** • Defensive/Offensive Programming • Organizing Code - Loops, Boolean Expressions*, LUTs • How Important is Complexity?* • The Devil’s Guide to Debugging**
- 15. Code Complete Key Points • Fixing Defects** • Code Optimization** • Testing • Layout! • Commenting
- 16. The Passionate Programmer • Chad Fowler • published: 2009, Pragmatic Bookshelf • How to have a career as a programmer Prepared exclusively for Alison Tyler
- 17. The Passionate Programmer Key Points • Self-taught programmer • Original title: “My Job Went to India and all I got was this Lousy Book” • You have to own your career
- 18. The Passionate Programmer Key Points • Make Wise Bets: Java or BeOS? • Supply and Demand • Coding is NOT Enough • Be the Worst! • Invest • Ignore your parents
- 19. The Passionate Programmer Key Points • Be a Generalist* AND a Specialist • Don’t Put All Your Eggs in Someone Else’s Basket • Love It or Leave It* • Learn How Business Really Works • Find a Mentor • Be a Mentor
- 20. The Passionate Programmer Key Points • Read Code • Learn Automation • Remember Who You Work for • Be Where you’re at • Do Daily tasks better • How much are you worth? • Love Maintenance/8 hour burn/Say NO
- 21. The Passionate Programmer Key Points • Perceptions matter* • Learn to Write and Speak well • Be Present • What would you tell the CEO? • Contribute to the community • Schmooze • You’ve already lost your job
- 22. Coders at Work interviews with some of the top programmers of our times • Peter Seibel Jamie Zawinski Guy Steele Brad Fitzpatrick Douglas Crockford Dan Ingalls L Peter Deutsch • published: 2009, Pragmatic Bookshelf Coders at Work • “Interviews with some of the Reflections on the Craft of Programming top programmers of our Brendan Eich Joshua Bloch Ken Thompson Fran Allen times” Joe Armstrong Bernie Cosell Simon Peyton Jones Peter Norvig Donald Knuth • Will make you feel like an “Peter Seibel asks the sort of questions only a fellow programmer would ask. Reading this book may be the next best thing to chatting with these illustrious programmers in person.” asshole that you don’t know —Ehud Lamm, Founder of Lambda the Ultimate - the programming languages weblog P e t e r S e i b e l LISP
- 23. Coders at Work Key Points • No time, only dogears and Post-Its and my faulty memory
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- CS Degree, I know how to program\nKing of Director (Colin joke here)\n
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- Learned this lesson painfully\n\n
- These books gave me the education I was missing, even after an MS in CompSci\n
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- * Intelligence and Humility bookmark - Keep going to Intellectual honesty\n*Characteristics that don’t matter!\n
- One var= one purpose!\nNames to avoid*\nEpic naming fail*\n
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- Inspiration! Much in common\nMost important thing is communication\nWriting code for other humans, passion\n
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