On dignity and self-respect of a profession
Yesterday I stumble upon this tweet: Which is part of a bigger movement that keeps selling the idea that anyone can easily become a programmer and/or software engineer. And please,…
Complexity as lubricant
Us developers are fighting complexity all day long. Without pouring energy into keeping a system entropy low, any system will tend to get more disorganized and complex. Low complexity is…
Plan B
The Murphy’s law state that: Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong Murphy’s law The law is well know in engineering and great care is taken to make sure that…
CB5: Semantic Versioning
This article is part of the CodeBoosting series, where we teach to scientist how to make their code better and shareable. This article will explain a common and widely way…
Write long function
In this post we are going to argue that programmers should not write short functions for the sake of it. Programmers should write clear interface, and, if this means writing…
CB4: Dependencies Management
This article is part of the CodeBoosting series, where we teach to scientist how to make their code better and shareable. The code is now in good shape. You use…
CB3: Test
This article is part of the CodeBoosting series, where we teach to scientist how to make their code better and shareable. Intro Any developer of scientific software has found itself…
CB2: Single Responsibility Principle
This article is part of the CodeBoosting series, where we teach to scientist how to make their code better and shareable. Intro The Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) is one of…
CB1: Functions
This article is part of the CodeBoosting series, where we teach to scientist how to make their code better and shareable. Intro Working in a code base with well written…
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