In the first post on Redux Lego Pieces we discussed the essential building blocks of Redux and how they fit together. If you already have the basics of Redux down then continue on, otherwise you may want to checkout the first post in this series. By the end of this...
Read MoreIn this post I will discuss super charing your development team using practices that will increase productivity, lower risk, and collectively strengthen team members’ knowledge portfolios. After having worked professionally as a software engineer for a few years I have learned about a few practices that I feel I could...
Read MoreIf you working in an agile software development life cycle then your team is making an estimate on how much work to commit to each sprint. Even if you are not utilizing an agile process it is more than likely that you will need to come up with an estimate...
Read MoreUnit testing is pretty important to me. I could not imagine working without testing my code. The value that software testing adds is immense. You gain an increase in productivity and a decrease in risk with the subtle fee of a small time investment. A tax that I think is...
Read MoreContinuing on my thoughts on being a pragmatic programmer I spend some time discussing how to ensure you are solving the right problem. In conjunction with that, I dive into my experiences with wizard code, a topic we cover more in detail later on. Next, I discuss design by contract...
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