Mistake Driven Development
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Everybody makes mistakes, but we tend to hide from them. Mistakes can be tough to take, can cause real worry and most of the time are embarrassing. Sadly for us making mistakes is part of being human, but the key is not avoiding mistakes all together but admitting it and using it to learn and improve. The aim of this session is to highlight some of the most common mistakes made when developing and give tips as to how to avoid them.
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Mistake Driven Development
- 1. Mistake Driven Development David Manners @mannersd
- 2. David Manners
- 3. David Manners
- 4. Everyone makes mistakes!
- 5. Everyone makes mistakes
- 6. Everyone makes mistakes
- 7. Do not suffer in silence
- 8. Do not suffer in silence
- 9. Do not suffer in silence
- 10. Find out why
- 11. Find out why
- 12. Stop reinventing the wheel
- 13. Stop reinventing the wheel
- 14. Stay away from rewrites
- 15. Stay away from rewrites
- 16. Use the right tools for the job
- 17. Use the right tools for the job
- 18. Everyone makes mistakes!
- 19. „I do not want to work, I just want to live!“
- 20. Mistake Driven Development David Manners @mannersd