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Are You a SOLID Coder?
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Summary
Steve Green introduces SOLID principles with coding examples tailored for novice and intermediate developers.
Bio
Steve Green is an architect with over 15 years of experience building large scale enterprise systems. He holds multiple advanced certifications from Microsoft, as well as accreditations for various CMS platforms. Steve excels in working with business executives to solve complex technical challenges. In his spare time, Steve enjoys playing tennis and volunteering with high school debate programs.
About the conference
The conference is a two-day, multi-track event that covers all aspects of software development, design and project management. We have speakers from all over the world who are industry experts that deliver both break-out sessions as well as hands-on workshops to further our attendee’s knowledge and understanding of the topics.
Oct 03, 2015
Community comments
I just watched it to solidify my SOLID principles
by Richard Richter,
Agreed with Richard above, and more ...
by Florin Neamtu,
I just watched it to solidify my SOLID principles
by Richard Richter,
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"Anyway, sorry, I'm not gonna read this." Still, content would be OK, but after some time I got a feeling that someone is constantly shouting at me. :-) Passionate is good, kinda angry or agitated or what was it is a bit too much. I'd be curious how the code looks in their team, because it sounds like it must be perfect. ("I'll kick you out of my team.")
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I'm afraid this guy only worked with very junior or unskilled people around (no surprise if it's working for consultancies), with this kind of body language and arrogance all good people probably left those companies. Very funny how proud he is of how he is approaching code reviews :) as if there is no life without code reviews or SOLID principles :)