I write code for fun / for hackaton / for PoC and I have no time for quality. How many times we have heard such things?! Bad practises learnt while coding for fun are impacting on our production projects. Quality does matter. I’d like to invite you for an inspiring talk on being responsible for any code you write, even for fun. NoException().

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MATT HARASYMCZUK / RE:SPONSIBLE CODING / FEB 26, 2015
RE:SPONSIBLE CODING
MATT HARASYMCZUK

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7:30 - 15:30

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8:00 - 16:00

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Software DEVELOPMENT in 21 century

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Uncle BOB

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PRODUCTIVITY Curve

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Quality DOES matter

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Poor quality may lead to DISASTER

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How to MEASURE quality?

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AGILE Processes: CI, CD

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XP Practices: TDD, PP, CR, PR, Feature Flags

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Spotify engineering CULTURE

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SCRUM, but… no documentation

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v2.0, v2.5, v3.0…

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RE: FACTORING

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PRODUCTIVITY Curve

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instanceof(FUN, QUALITY)

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MATT HARASYMCZUK / RE:SPONSIBLE CODING / FEB 26, 2015
Prefectionist.

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MATT HARASYMCZUK / RE:SPONSIBLE CODING / FEB 26, 2015
Prefectionist.

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Customers DON’T pay for quality

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TESTS unplugged

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Hackathon

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RE:sponsibility!

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MATT HARASYMCZUK / RE:SPONSIBLE CODING / FEB 26, 2015
try {
beProfessionalist();
} catch (Exception e) {
throw new NoException();
}