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EPIC change cycle:
Examine and identify an improvement
Prepare for the change
Implement the improvement
Clear the space
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I was even able to add my company logo!
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Posted some music up with the band Partial Resistance is on Bandcamp. Follow us to be the first to hear when we release new music: partialresistance.bandcamp.c…
If you're into #RPG I encourage you to check out Elemental. Simple system, easy to learn, you can layer it onto almost any type of theme.
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Many see required changes around themselves.
Some look at themselves to see what change is required.
A good developer finds a way to solve a hard problem.
A great developer simplifies the problem to make it easy.
#refactor
Highly recommend checking this out:
jbrains.ca/events/20240418-a…
Bryan Beecham retweeted
If you are trying to refactor your spaghetti code to a layered architecture, an intermediate step would be lasagna code with layers of spaghetti. Sounds and looks delicious.
Can you see the for loops in the top layer? What other patterns do you see?
Working on my Embedded Online Conference talk on SOLID design for Embedded C.
Bryan Beecham retweeted
Ah, now begins the biannual ritual of all my meetings with Europe being completely messed up.
Yeah, that's how I roll. #nobranch (well just the main one) Maybe the tag should be #onebranch ? #softwaredevelopment #CI
Just found out there was a video of me speaking at a conference in Lisbon in 2017.
youtube.com/watch?v=5zoIFmGi…
Interested in seeing how a technical coach works with a developer one on one?
Check out this video with @emilybache
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Simple message for all software developers:
Clear > Clever
Remember, it might be "future you" looking at this code.
#softwaredevelopment
Bryan Beecham retweeted
Filling the rightmost “done” column is better than emptying the left “todo” column. buff.ly/3zzeKOw
Looking for refactoring examples in #python ?
Check out my video at bit.ly/python_refactoring
Just came across this low quality selfie with a high quality person. What an inspiration! @sincy12
Thanks for moving the beautiful game forward!
Code tip:
Extracting a method doesn't just help organize your code, it more importantly increases code reuse.
Why spend your time copy and pasting then dealing with differences when you can just call a method? #softwaredevelopment







