Craftsmanship and Ethics
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Robert C. Martin (Uncle Bob) has been a software professional since 1970 and an international software consultant since 1990. He is founder and president of Object Mentor Inc., a team of experienced consultants who mentor their clients worldwide in the fields of C++, Java, OO, Patterns, UML, Agile Methodologies, and Extreme Programming.
JAOO is the premier European developer conference on software technology, methods and best practices. The conference presents in-depth presentations and tutorials by researchers, engineers and trend-setters in software engineering and technology.
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Enjoyable and enlightening
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Neil Ellis
JavaScript remark
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Joe Vano
Re: JavaScript remark
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Paul Beckford
I think what Uncle Bob was referring to was the problem of duplicate business logic in the presentation and the domain model, leading to increased maintenance, or worst still bleeding business logic from the domain model into the presentation. Both approaches sit uneasily with domain driven design, which says that your business logic should sit in a domain model which is separated from infrastructure concerns like I/O and the user interface.
I agree that Javascript code can be just as clean as with as any other language, but the current demand for Ajax like features in the browser do present a design dilemma.
hmm: could not really watch !!! but will like to
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Corku Corku
I have noticed that now and again, someone enquires how they can download the recording, and you always reply no.
So why don't you make it possible for us in the NOT SOOO ADVANCED WORLDS injoy some of these GEMS? WHY? like WHY?
Anyway -- it's never beenaa fair world... and you just accentuate that on this OTHERWISE excellent resource.
big-up Still!
Re: hmm: could not really watch !!! but will like to
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Amr Elssamadisy
Re: hmm: could not really watch !!! but will like to
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Corku Corku
Basically, i pay USD40 for about 128k (at least that is what the provider claims) in one them 4th world places with glorious weather and people but crap infrastructure. Now with this bandwidth am almost always unable to watch presentations because of soooo many stop start stop start... till i just get fed up and give up! So what will be ideal is to just download the presentation using my preferred download manager and watch this anywhere (PC, Laptop, PDA ....). Why can't i do that? why do you insist on this streaming tingie? I read many comments on your site about users being unable to watch stuff. Please find a way to make you knowledge GEMS downloadable ... and why not insert advertoria's to monetize your work ala www.dotnetrocks.com / www.dnrtv.com
Anyway.. BigUP still
Impressive
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Jerome St-Pierre
This gave me hope about our immature software development industry. Only at my previous customer I had the chance to work with experienced XP practitioners for over a year. This was fun and challenging about good design. Before meeting this team I was using these practices as much as I could on my own, just like I am still doing now.
Fortunately, my new team is willing to start by integrating TDD for our next iteration. They previously weren't but this time it comes from them. It was harsh to get back into the obscure side. I hope one day programmers and managers will get out of school with this kind of mind set.
Problem with the streaming
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roberto marchiori
Re: hmm: could not really watch !!! but will like to
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Golam Rabbi
I have the similar bandwidth problem. I have found a good workaround for that. I usually press 'start' and 'pause' immediately after the start. So it starts streaming. I just continue my other works and when good amount of streaming is done then I start it again.
It would be my pleasure if this start-pause pattern also works for you.
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