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By Dan Cook
The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.
This is the final episode of Reading Notes.
THANK YOU for joining me on this journey.
This Thursday at 7 pm eastern we wrap up Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann and look at what we've taken away from this book.
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As always happy reading
This week we look at chapter 16 the last chapter in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
Join us for the discussion of this chapter Thursday at 7 pm eastern. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev
This week we look at chapter 15 The Usual Suspects in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
Resources
Join the companion discussion at 7 pm eastern this Thursday. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev.
Happy Reading
This week we look at chapter 14 Rhythm in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
Because we are building software for the long term we get the advantage of seeing different rhythms and patterns develop in how we work as individuals, as teams, and even in the code.
I hope you'll join us as we discuss the ideas from this chapter in our free companion discussion. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev.
Until next time happy reading.
This week we look at chapter 13, Separation of Concerns in Code That Fits in Your Head: Heuristics for Software Engineering, by Mark Seemann.
This chapter is mainly about the composition and decomposition of code. Mark recommends that we aim towards creating a functional core with an imperative shell and shows us some of the advantages of this approach.
We'll discuss the ideas from this chapter on Thursday at 7 pm Eastern. You can sign up for free to join this conversation at BookClub.dev.
I hope to see you there and until next time happy reading.
This week we look at chapter 12 Troubleshooting of Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
Mark shares a bunch of different techniques for troubleshooting. The most intriguing one is using StackOverflow as a rubber duckie.
Resources
Join the free companion discussion Thursday at 7 pm eastern BookClub.dev
This week we are looking at chapter 11 of Editing Unit Tests of Code That Fits in Your Head: Heuristics for Software Engineering by Mark Seemann.
This week Mark mentions three books in the chapter
We'll be talking about these books as well as other ideas from this chapter on Thursday in the free companion discussion at 7 pm Eastern. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev.
Happy reading!
This week we look at chapter 10 Augmenting Code in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
Resources:
Join the free companion discussion this Thursday at 7 pm Eastern. You can sign up at BookClub.dev.
This week we look at chapter 9 Teamwork in Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
We'll be discussing the ideas in this chapter this Thursday at 7 pm Eastern. You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev
This week we look at API Design or chapter 8 of Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann.
We talk about two concepts this week
Mark includes a Hierarchy of Communication
We'll be discussing these ideas and more this Thursday at 7 pm eastern in the free companion discussion.
You can sign up for free at BookClub.dev.
I hope to see you there and until next time happy reading.
The podcast currently has 62 episodes available.