Blog: Code Cop (Peter Kofler) |
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During COVID lockdown, I worked remotely. I did all my Code Cop things, e.g. pair programming, code reviews, coding workshops, just in a rem...
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Several years ago I co-facilitated the Global Day of Coderetreat with Houssam Fakih. It was a nice Coderetreat. During the introduction Hous...
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One of my learning activities is watching recordings of conference presentations, especially ones which have been recommended by trusted col...
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I am going back in time (again) and playing with some of my old source code: In the days of MS-DOS, 16 bit operating systems and 640 kB of R...
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Earlier this year I met with fellow developers Roland Germ and Bastien David to discuss how we could make coding exercises more engaging and...
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Last year, during second lockdown, I watched a message of my guro Jakob where he proposed reading some books in the time when you are not ab...
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I run various trainings for software developers, at least one every week. I have used many different exercises - called code katas - most of...
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In this post I want to celebrate the Prime Factors Code Kata. Prime Factors is a small coding exercise first used by Robert C. Martin in 200...
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A constraint is an artificial challenge during an exercise to make the exercise more interesting, challenging or fun. I like constraints and...
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Since several years I am exploring ethics and meaning of my work as software engineer. While it is not a clear cut topic, it lies in the cor...
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