Professionelle Software-Entwicklung

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Welche Hilfsmittel, Prinzipien und Prozesse für professionelle Software-Entwicklung gibt es und warum sollte man diese verwenden?

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Was macht Software Entwicklung professionell? In dieser Folge von Springwald Radio spricht Thomas Smits über die entsprechenden Hilfsmittel, Prinzipien und Prozesse und die Frage, wie weit deren Einsatz auch von der Teamgröße abhängt. 6:07 - Versionsverwaltung 10:20 - Repository 11:02 - Check-in 15:20 - Branch 31:55 - GIT 32:00 - SVN 32:50 - GitHub 33:05 - Bitbucket 33:20 - Team Foundation Server 37:45 - Code Smell 37:50 - Refactoring 44:30 - Martin Fowler 51:55 - Unit Test 59:40 - Test First 1:16:10 - Gerrit 1:46:30 - Agile Softwareentwicklung 1:47:10 - Code Review 1:54:20 - Bugtracker 1:56:00 - Jira 2:15:10 - Versioneye Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2015-Professionelle-Software-Entwicklung Sendung aufrufen: https://radio.springwald.de/Sendung/SendungsDetails/2015-Professionelle-Software-Entwicklung

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