Coding by Example - Tutorial Agiles 2012

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This document provides tips for becoming a professional developer, including defining bad code, learning about code smells, reviewing other's source code, learning multiple languages, staying up-to-date by reading, and participating in user groups. It also lists some tools like Selenium IDE and metrics for Java that can help with coding skills and recommends following best practices like the 30 seconds rule, boy scout rule, and newspaper metaphor. Contact information is provided for Carlos Lopes and Guilherme Lacerda for further discussion.

Coding by Example
Becoming a professional dev

Carlos Lopes Guilherme Lacerda
ThoughtWorks UniRitter/Facensa/Wildtech

github.com/guilhermeslacerda/
CbE-build-template

Clone, fork…

Coding by Example - Tutorial Agiles 2012

Some Support Tools
Selenium IDE

Metrics for
Java

30 seconds rule
Boy scout rule
Newspaper metaphor
Look at other’s source code
Learn different languages
Come up with an action place
Read!
Practice!
Keep yourself up-to-date
Participate in user groups

www.codingbyexample.org

carlosaml@gmail.com guilhermeslacerda@gmail.com
@carlosaml @guilhermeslac

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