We’ve talked about how Clean Code leads to better naming and focused functions. Both have a huge impact on how quickly the development team can respond to change. But there’s another piece, without which, the…

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Continuing our Clean Code discussion, imagine you have a textbook from which you only need information from a single section. Now imagine that textbook has neither chapters, nor sections or paragraphs, and is even lacking…

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As we continue our discussion of Clean Code, I’d like to begin by asking you a question…What book do you think best serves as a daily reference for improving the readability and understandability of our…

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Clean Code is important for developers and managers. Last week  in our post about the difference between programmers and engineers,  we made the argument that software engineers – not programmers – are what we need…

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Programmers: stop calling yourselves engineers. That was the title of an article I found myself reading a couple months ago. Of its many points about the difference between programmers and software engineers, I summarize them…

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BTI360 is participating in the Global Day of Coderetreat 2015! At BTI360 since we’re all about crafting software and developing people, we are pleased to be hosting a code retreat, which is a day-long, intensive…

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A non-technical talk, “Dealing With Disrespect,” turned out to be one of the more intriguing topics I came across during my time at OSCON. Dealing With Disrespect also happens to be the name of a book…

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