This week we continue our series on the Pragmatic Programmer covering Chapter 6 (part 1) About coincidence, algorithms and testing your assumptions.

This week we talk through simplicity in controllers and models and time as a design consideration.

Tip 40: Design Using Services

Tip 41: Always Design for Concurrency

Tip 42: Separate Views from Models

Tip 43: Use Blackboards to Coordinate Workflow

This week we are talking through chapter 5 of Pragmatic Programmer - In a nutshell we talk through what it takes to make code that is flexible and can take the cold realities of the real world.

Tip 36: Minimize Coupling Between Modules

Tip 37: Configure, Don't Integrate

Tip 38: Put Abstractions in Code, Details in Metadata

Tip 39: Analyze Workflow to Improve Concurrency

Chapter 4: Pragmatic Paranoia

Tip 30: You Can't Write Perfect Software

Tip 31: Design with Contracts

Tip 32: Crash Early

Tip 33: If it can't happen, use assertions that ensure that it won't

Tip 34: Use exceptions for exceptional problems

Tip 35: Finish what you start

This week we walk through some awesome tips from Pragmatic Programer Chapter 3. We talk through debugging strategies, challenging assumptions and more.

This week we walk through some awesome tips from Pragmatic Programer Chapter 3. We talk through our tools , keeping knowledge in plain text, command shells, editors, source control and debugging basics.

This week we talk through prototyping, sticking to the domain, estimation and.... iteration. Hey, that's the name of the show.

This chapter is truly about a "pragmatic" approach to development - We discuss duplicating knowledge throughout systems, insulating projects from their changing environments, gathering requirements and implement code at the same time, how to give project estimates

Iteration: a weekly podcast about programing, development and design through the lens of amazing books, chapter-by-chapter. This week we have the first chapter of a new book - Pragmatic Programer. Follow along through this great book in this super long first episode.