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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2019 · 44 MIN

#123 Dane Hillard, Good Software Practices

from no dogma podcast · host Bryan Hogan

Summary Dane Hillard, software engineer and author, discusses what he considers to be some of the important principles of software development. Details Who he is, what he does. A little about his book. Separation of concerns, what it means, how to do it, good naming, method length. Abstraction and encapsulation, what it is, good examples and bad examples. Good programming in industry. Improving performance, profiling, when to optimize, trusting third party packages. Testing code, unit vs integration, mocking; performance and load testing, locust. Security, when to add it in, feature switches. Full show notes

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