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Show Notes
In this weeks episode Mick and Edd reflect on their busy years. We first discuss how work has wrapped up for the new year, and how subtle design changes result in huge benefits. Following this, we compare our personal experiences with product and agency work - chatting about the different programming design mindsets and work-flows used in each case. This leads on to the well-timed appreciation for the work of Martin Fowler, Uncle Bob and Greg Young - inc. valuable tests, the importance of a name and there not being a single ‘silver bullet’ to solving a problem. Finally, we wrap up with what we both would like to learn this upcoming year and Edd’s experiences building a mega PC for a friend.
Show Links
- Hexagonal Architecture
- Keep your branch clean with Fixup and Autosquash
- Greg Young - The art of destroying software
- 10 Books Every Java Developer Should Read
- The Internals of Git
- Jenkins CI
- Feature toggle
- What’s the difference between Active Record and Data Mapper?
- Martin Fowler
- Uncle Bob
- Ian Cooper - TDD, where did it all go wrong
- Using pull requests
- Using Pull Requests as Code Reviews
- The Clean Architecture
- The SOLID Principles
- Principles of OOD
- Inversion of Control Containers and the Dependency Injection pattern
- Greg Young
- Clojure
- Domain-driven Design: Tackling Complexity in the Heart of Software
- Implementing Domain-Driven Design