A decade of clean code: Tips and tools for modern professional developers
Track
Methodologies & Tools
Date and time
Tuesday, 08. May 2018., 17:15
Room
Hall B
Duration
30'
10 years ago Robert C. Martin presented his vision of professionalism in software development. In this lecture we will discuss his design, structure, understandability and naming rules and tips for writing clean code. We will also discuss what have we learned in the last decade, what causes bad code, what are its consequences and what differentiates a professional developer from a smart developer? Fortunately, today there are methodologies, procedures and tools that can help us enforce clean coding practices. We will shortly present the ones used by ecx.io and how they help us write clean code and charge it. Those include Scrum framework (Jira, Confluence, ScrumPoker), code peer review (BitBucket, GitHub), style checkers (ESLint, Checkstyle), static code analyzers (PMD, FindBugs, SonarQube), quality KPIs and continuous integration automation servers (TeamCity, Jenkins).
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About speaker
Daniel Strmečki, author
Daniel Strmečki is a professional software developer at ecx.io, an IBM company in Varaždin, Croatia. Experienced in design and development of Java Web business applications and content management systems focused on modular and reusable services / components. Currently works as an Adobe Experience Manager consultant for H&M, a multinational clothing-retail company. As a PhD student at Faculty of organization and informatics, he is engaged in research in several fields within the software engineering discipline (including automatic programming, model-driven development and software product lines). Likes sports, modern technologies, technical challenges, new methodologies and tools.
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