Code Excellence for the Average Programmer

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    1. Code Excellence for the Average Programmer By Llewellyn Falco & Woody Zuill
    2. How many are working with legacy code? 2
    3. VS
    4. Goal: Simple Techniques for Code Excellence
    5. Project: Charting Project 6
    6. the golden rule Leave things BETTER than you found them
    7. Never be more than 2 minutes away from checking in and going home
    8. Arm Yourself
    9. Arm Yourself Tests
    10. Arm Yourself Tests Tools
    11. Arm Yourself Tests Tools Patterns
    12. What makes code hard to work with?
    13. Remove the 3 C’s...
    14. Remove the 3 C’s... Clutter
    15. Remove the 3 C’s... Clutter Complexity
    16. Remove the 3 C’s... Clutter Complexity Cleverness
    17. Removing Clutter Definition : Clutter is anything in your code that does not add value.
    18. Removing Clutter Definition : Clutter is anything in your code that does not add value. Format your code
    19. Removing Clutter Definition : Clutter is anything in your code that does not add value. Format your code Delete comments
    20. Removing Clutter Definition : Clutter is anything in your code that does not add value. Format your code Delete comments Delete dead code
    21. Removing Clutter Definition : Clutter is anything in your code that does not add value. Format your code Delete comments Delete dead code Delete unnecessary code
    22. Removing Complexity
    23. Removing Complexity Bad Names
    24. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods
    25. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods Deep Conditionals (if/for/while/switch)
    26. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods Deep Conditionals (if/for/while/switch) Magic Numbers
    27. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods Deep Conditionals (if/for/while/switch) Magic Numbers Improper Variable Scoping
    28. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods Deep Conditionals (if/for/while/switch) Magic Numbers Improper Variable Scoping Missing Encapsulation
    29. Removing Complexity Bad Names Long Methods Deep Conditionals (if/for/while/switch) Magic Numbers Improper Variable Scoping Missing Encapsulation Obscure Code Blocks
    30. Removing Cleverness “If it’s simple and elegant, you wouldn’t refer to it as ‘clever’”
    31. Removing Cleverness “If it’s simple and elegant, you wouldn’t refer to it as ‘clever’” Cryptic Code
    32. Removing Cleverness “If it’s simple and elegant, you wouldn’t refer to it as ‘clever’” Cryptic Code Abbreviated Code
    33. Removing Cleverness “If it’s simple and elegant, you wouldn’t refer to it as ‘clever’” Cryptic Code Abbreviated Code Hijacking a Method(changing its intent for your own purposes)
    34. ... and the 3 D’s
    35. ... and the 3 D’s Duplication
    36. ... and the 3 D’s Duplication Duplication
    37. ... and the 3 D’s Duplication Duplication Duplication
    38. Our code base is just a big mess, and no one is happy working in it.
    39. Next Steps :-) 1-2
    40. Next Steps Spring Cleaning Week - Start each task with 25 minutes of cleaning with a co-worker. :-) 1-2
    41. Next Steps 2-2
    42. Next Steps Books 2-2
    43. Next Steps Books ‘Clean Code’ by Robert Martin 2-2
    44. Next Steps Books ‘Clean Code’ by Robert Martin ‘Working Effectively with Legacy Code’ by Michael Feathers 2-2
    45. What we offer
    46. What we offer • Day Classes on site •Single day class to educate & train employees on a single aspect of agile
    47. What we offer • Day Classes on site •Single day class to educate & train employees on a single aspect of agile • On site Coaching •Minimum 2 weeks working on site with employees on their stuff. •Training/Mentoring •Setup of framework •Source Control •Automated Builds •Continuous integration •Work environment
    48. www.ApprovalTests.com check here for more information about how we actually tested the code
    49. Contact Woody Zuill wzuill@yahoo.com Llewellyn Falco info@spunlabs.com
    50. Goal: Simple Techniques for Code Excellence
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