Ep. 41 - POODR And Beyond - Part I (Sandi Metz)
Sandi Metz describes herself as an "accidental author." Accident or not, her book Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby (POODR) is beloved in the ruby community. In part I of this two-part interview, she talks to us about life pre- and post-POODR.
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Show Notes
Sandi Metz describes herself as an "accidental author." Accident or not, her book Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby (POODR) is beloved in the ruby community, and she's used her ability to break down complex coding topics to build the second phase of her programming career, one focused on teaching and speaking. In part I of this two-part interview, she talks to us about life pre- and post-POODR, what makes her a great teacher, and why she it took her four years to write POODR.
Show Links
- Partner with Dev & CodeNewbie! (sponsor)
- RailsConf
- GoRuCo
- Exercism
- 99 Bottles of OOP
- Myers-Briggs Personality Test
- Theory of Mind
- POODR
- OO (Object Oriented) Programming
- Codeland Conf
- Codeland 2019
Sandi Metz
Sandi is a programmer. In the past 30+ years, she has written innumerable applications, many of which are still running today. Sandi is a master of practical solutions that produce working software that is easy to change. She focuses on simplicity via clear code and straightforward explanations, and strives for these in her software and her writing.