Blog: Code Cop (Peter Kofler) |
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Design by Contract Have you heard of Design by Contract (short DbC)? If not, here is a good introduction from Eiffel. (In short, Design by C...
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During my work as Code Cop I run many workshops. Sometimes I use constraints to make exercises more focused or more intense. Some constraint...
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I have known Gabriel since a long time. We met at an early meetings of the Java User Group Vienna many years ago. I noticed him sharing cont...
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I am working together with senior developer and (coding) architect Elisabeth Bl melhuber to set up a full featured continuous delivery proce...
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The last Coderetreat was one of the rare Coderetreats that I was participating instead of organizing. I used the opportunity to pair with st...
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There are different scenarios when we might want to change the difficulty of coding exercises. This depends on our skill and the topic we wa...
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Code Smells Code smells are hints that show you potential problems in your code. They are heuristics: Like in real life, if something smells...
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Verbs instead of Nouns is a basic Coderetreat activity. It was used right from the beginning of Coderetreat. I tried it the first time durin...
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One advantage of freelance work is that I can take as many days off as I like. Since 2013 I am not visiting clients during summer, instead I...
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Next in line is Dirk Rombauts, a fellow software developer from Vienna, whom I met at the Vienna BDD Meetup. Dirk, please tell us a bit abou...
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