Анастасия Войтова: Здоровая психологическая атмосфера в жизни разработчика, или чем заняться, если лень писать код

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-Как попробовать новые технологии в текущем проекте и не поломать всё? -История-хоррор о том, как мы подписывали AppExtension и чуть не умерли в муках. -Чем меряться, или какие командные метрики полезно собирать и анализировать. -Клиент не понимает всю гениальность моего кода: что делать? -и ещё немного о важности демо, весёлых коммит мессаджах и пасхалках внутри приложений

Tecnología

Healthy psychological atmosphere in
developer's life,
or
what to do if you feel
too lazy to write code
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Lazzzyyy
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Bored of coding? Try smth new!
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Read new things
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
nshipster.com
iosdevelopertips.com
iosdevweekly.com
cocoacontrols.com
petersteinberger.com
objc.ioraywenderlich.com
iosdevtips.co

Try new things
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
new project - new technology
old project - refactoring (touch code, not functionality)
○ pod 'ReactiveCocoa'
○ pod 'LogEntries'
○ pod 'UIAlertView-Blocks'
○ pod 'ActionSheetPicker-3.0'

Try new things: logentries
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
● log everything
● use levels
● disable in
production!

Try new things: widget
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
Let’s make a widget!

Try new things: widget
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
Let’s submit widget!

Try new things: widget
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
Let’s submit widget!
● 2 bundle ids:
com.company.appName
com.company.appName.widgetName
● 2 distribution mobile provisions
● appgroups: should be included in both provisions: host app and
extension
● host app and extension should use same server URL

Share new things
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
● community
(skype/slack chat)
● dev meetings
● twitter
● blog

Share new things
● Look what I’ve done!
● Demo inside company
● Pair programming
● Code review
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Measure everything!
● lines of code
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Measure everything!
● lines of code
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
cloc.sourceforge.net
www.sonarsource.com

Measure everything!
● lines of code
● warnings
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
cloc.sourceforge.net
www.sonarsource.com

Measure everything!
● lines of code
● warnings
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
cloc.sourceforge.net
www.sonarsource.com
fauxpasapp.com

Measure everything!
● lines of code
● warnings
● dependencies
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
cloc.sourceforge.net
www.sonarsource.com
fauxpasapp.com

Commits
● git pulse
● by authors
● by time
● by day
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
http://bit.ly/1GbJpjE

Commits
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
hour of commit

Commits
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
day of commit

Emoji commit messages
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
https://github.com/atom/atom

Emoji commit messages
when add some UI features or changes
when writing docs
for bugfix
upgrading, setting new versions of
dependencies
for refactoring and improving the
format/structure of the code
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
:art:
:memo:
:bug:
:arrow_up:
???

Emoji commit messages
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Demo to client
Prepare plan
Show features not code
Measure performance
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Cute animations
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015

Cute animations
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015
● long tableviews
● collection views
● opening details page
● loading / pull-to-refresh
● guiding user flow
http://bit.ly/1IxOG2B

Easter eggs
Framework Days. IT-Saturday. 4.04.2015 http://bit.ly/19RlSWT

Easter eggs
http://bit.ly/1GbJALThttp://bit.ly/1BZUuwP http://bit.ly/1FalkEz

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