A Bit of Sociology Applied to Our Developer Profession
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Introduces Pierre Bourdieu’s sociology and applies his concepts to the software industry, explaining how developers, recruiters, junior devs and DevOps form a professional community. Uses Bourdieu’s ideas about social fields, capital and habitus to analyze interactions and power relations within the tech workplace.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:21Coding dojo recap
- 6:04Pierre Bourdieu theory
- 14:42Cultural and symbolic capital
- 21:05Habitus mechanisms
- 26:02Developer field
- 31:21Symbolic violence and social struggles
- 34:52Why attend conferences
- 39:09Software craftsmanship and dominant discourse
- 41:14Conclusion
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