Blog: the code whisperer (J. B. Rainsberger) |
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I decided to learn a little sed, because I can find it everywhere and it seems like the kind of tool that would make a bunch of everyday thi...
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I taught evolutionary design in person to about 200 programmers this year.1 In the 15 years that I've been doing this, I've spoken with conf...
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You have inherited some code. Congratulations. Now you need to change it. There, there. Michael Feathers once wrote that legacy code is "cod...
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I just learned about zmv and I love it. If you already know about zmv or you already love rename, then don't waste your time reading this. S...
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At redev 2013, I asked managers to tell me what makes their job difficult. I spoke to one manager who told me that they face immense pressur...
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"I want to get a lot of wisdom on TDD techniques". Many people ask me about this, especially when they sign up for my mailing list. They wan...
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Legacy code imposes an unbounded, inexact tax on the cost of all future features. This explains why I run events like Legacy Code Retreat, b...
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A recent experience with a hotel coffee machine illustrated one primary difference of philosophy related to software design. It's a Keurig m...
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Another "demystifying" article. Great! I know bear with me. Of the SOLID principles, the Dependency Inversion Principle remains somewhat mis...
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Today's article answers a question that I received recently. Hey, I attended a talk of yours about continuous delivery. One of the main take...
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