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The Code Quality Challenge (CQC)

These are the audio versions of the daily exercises.

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Episodes

  1. Episode 17: Day 17 - RTFM

  2. Episode 15: Day 15 - Improve a repetitive action

  3. Episode 14: Day 14 - Investigate long parameter lists

  4. Episode 13: Day 13 - Tidy your open PRs/Issues

  5. Episode 12: Day 12 - Audit your dependencies

  6. Episode 11: Day 11 - Improve one name

  7. Episode 10: Day 10 - Investigate your slowest tests

    https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-10-investigate-your-slowest-tests/507/1

  8. Day 9 - Run your tests with your wifi off

    Forum: https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-9-run-your-tests-with-your-internet-connection-disabled/505/1

  9. Day 8 - Create a bin/setup script

    Thread: https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-8-create-a-bin-setup-script/503/1 Example gist: https://gist.github.com/r00k/ab4dce37603cd94466c9955eee88ffe1

  10. Day 6 - Extract a compound conditional

    https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-6-extract-a-compound-conditional/494/3

  11. Day 7 - Slim down an overgrown class

    Forum topic: https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-7-slim-down-an-overgrown-class/499

  12. Day 5 - Trim those branches

    This one is better read on the forum thread. Congrats on reaching the end of week one! It's Friday, so let's end with a quick win: Run git branch -r. Marvel at all the old tracking branches that have been left in your local repo. Run git remote prune origin to delete the local tracking branches...

  13. Day 4 - Find and delete some unused code

    Forum thread: https://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-4-find-and-delete-some-unused-code/475

  14. Day 3 - Get rid of a warning

    Today's exercise: get rid of a warning you've gotten used to ignoring. More on "broken windows": https://blog.codinghorror.com/the-broken-window-theory/

  15. Day 2 - Nuke TODO comments

    Get those TODOs out of your code, and into a better home (even if that's /dev/null). Forum topic: http://forum.codequalitychallenge.com/t/day-2-nuke-todo-comments/375

  16. Day 1- Improve your README

    Here's a nice README template that you should steal from liberally: https://gist.github.com/PurpleBooth/109311bb0361f32d87a2 And here's a collection of awesome READMEs that can help provide inspiration: https://github.com/matiassingers/awesome-readme

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