One Rule to Govern Them All
summary
Shows a single governing rule for writing and evolving software that keeps small programs and large systems safe while adding features. Explains how that rule applies in practice with concrete examples in several popular programming languages.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction
- 5:12Speaker intro
- 6:14Agenda and goals
- 7:16Code smells
- 12:29Common code problems
- 13:33Software definition and impact
- 15:20Single rule: isomorphisms
- 19:13Ideal model features
- 21:20Refactoring code
- 26:34Summary and recommendations
- 30:08Q&A
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