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26 Oct The Ten Commandments of Egoless Programming

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Understand and accept that you will make mistakes. The point is to find them early before they make it into production. Fortunately, except for the few of us developing rocket guidance software at JPL, mistakes are rarely fatal in our industry. We can, and should, learn,...

25 Oct Junior DEVELOPER

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Technical competence Learning best practices and the codebaseCan work on scoped problems with some guidanceWrite clean code and testsParticipate in code reviews and technical design Execution Commits to and completes tasks within the expected time frame, holding themselves accountableBuilding estimation skillsAsks for help to get unblocked when necessaryLearning...

13 Oct ENABLING IIS AND REQUIRED IIS COMPONENTS ON WINDOWS 10

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The IIS components listed below satisfy the minimum requirements to run the Web Adaptor. If other IIS components are enabled, they do not need to be removed. Web Management ToolsIIS 6 Management CompatibilityIIS Metabase and IIS 6 configuration compatibilityIIS Management ConsoleIIS Management Scripts and ToolsIIS Management...

13 Oct A Three-Step Framework For Solving Problems

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Luckily all it takes is three simple steps: Step 1: Crystallize the problem you are solvingStep 2: Align on the problem with your team and stakeholdersStep 3: Keep coming back to the problem Answer the following question Description: What is it?Problem: What problem is this solving?Why: How do...

08 Oct General Architectural Quality

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Does the architecture account for all the requirements?Is any part overarchitected or underarchitected? Are expectations in this area set out explicitly?Does the whole architecture hang together conceptually?Is the top-level design independent of the machine and language that will be used to implement it?Are the motivations...

04 Oct Continuous Refactoring

Posted at 13:42h in Programming, Software Development

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As you continue to learn and improve, acquiring new knowledge, many lines of code become less and less appropriate with the passage of time. Although your initial solution solved the problem, you discover better ways to do so. It's clearly wrong to deny the code the...