Back to Basics - Hype-free Principles for Software Developers: Jason Gorman

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In this presentation, Jason Gorman aims to explain to aspiring and improving professionals the basic underlying principles for writing good software, leaving out the hype, brands and buzzwords. Instead he'll focus on the most useful insights that have been learned from seven decades of doing it.

Back To Basics
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Style vs. Fashion

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“Movements are stupid”

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Knowledge vs. Insight

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11 HYPE-FREE PRINCIPLES FOR
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT

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1. Software Should Have Testable Goals

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2. Close Customer Involvement Is Key

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3. Software Development Is A Learning Process

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4. Do The Important Stuff First

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5. Communicating Is The Principal Activity

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6. Prevention Is (Usually) Cheaper Than Cure

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7. Software That Can’t Be Put To Use Has No Value

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8. Interfaces Are For Communicating

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9. Automate The Donkey Work

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10. Grow Complex Software Using The Simplest Parts

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11. To Learn, We Must Be Open To Change

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