Professional Software Craftsmanship
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The document discusses software craftsmanship, emphasizing that it involves continuous learning, team collaboration, and maintaining clean architecture over simply being an art or engineering discipline. It highlights the importance of understanding oneself and others while also referencing various influential books on software development and craftsmanship. Additionally, it provides contact information for the presenter, Dave Adsit, and mentions the sponsors of the presentation.
Professional Software Craftsmanship
- 1. Professional Software Craftsmanship Dave Adsit Lead Architect @ Pluralsight
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- 5. CRAFTSMANSHIP IS NOT Engineering General Rafael Urdaneta Bridge - Venezuela
- 10. FEEDBACK
- 12. DELIVERY
- 13. KEEP IT CLEAN
- 14. ARCHITECTURE
- 15. PROCESS
- 16. PRODUCT
- 18. TEAM
- 19. COMMUNITY
- 21. EXECUTE!
- 23. READING LIST The Software Craftsman - Pete McBreen Software Craftsmanship - Sandro Mancuso The Pragmatic Programmer - Dave Thomas & Andy Hunt Code Complete - Steve McConnell Head First Design Patterns - Freeman, Bates, Sierra, Robson Domain Driven Design - Eric Evans Mindset - Carol Dweck Drive - Dan Pink Predictable Irrationality - Dan Ariely The Blank Slate - Steven Pinker Thinking Fast and Slow - Daniel Kahneman How Adam Smith Can Change Your Life - Russ Roberts Learned Optimism - Martin Seligman Strengths Based Leadership - Tom Rath, Barry Conchie The Lean Startup - Eric Ries Radical Candor - Kim Scott Test-Driven Development - Kent Beck Growing Object-Oriented Software Guided by Tests - Freeman, Price The Phoenix Project - Gene Kim Continuous Delivery - Jez Humble Clean Code - Bob Martin Refactoring - Martin Fowler Just Enough Software Architecture - George Fairbanks Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture - Martin Fowler Building Microservices - Sam Newman Agile Software Development - Alistair Cockburn Extreme Programming Explained - Kent Beck This is Lean - Niklas Modig The Mythical Man-Month - Fred Brooks The Principles of Product Development Flow - Don Reinertsen The Design of Everyday Things - Don Norman Don't Make Me Think - Steve Krug Inspired - Marty Kagan The Halo Effect - Phil Rosenzweig The Advantage - Patrick Lencioni Peopleware - DeMarco & Lister The Five Dysfunctions of a Team - Patrick Lencioni Fearless Change - Linda Rising The Cathedral & The Bazaar - Eric Raymond Apprenticeship Patterns - Hoover & Oshineye The Clean Coder - Bob Martin Working Effectively with Legacy Code - Michael Feathers Refactoring to Patterns - Joshua Kerievsky