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I remember a time not that long ago that folks were encouraged to look at other peoples code. Reading code was as good a skill as being able to write code. "You have the full source for every website

Happy to help as well.

Why code review and not do pairing? Not enough hours in the day. I do code reviews on my phone, while waiting for my food to cook, etc. Such is modern life. The code I review is sometimes done in

What gets me is how many managers that used to be experienced, technical contributors with this background seem to forget it almost immediately when switch to management. I understand culture and

Of course you do - Don't you know it costs 2x the money? </sarc> It doesn't help (at least where I've been) the average IT department is 4-8 people - total. That includes the CIO and the Manager,

And then they get to the point the program is buggy, because it is anti-DRY, and not SOLID at all, and they (Management) throws up their hands, bring in some new technology, and throws THAT at it,

Yes, but I still see a lot of resistance to pairing. Code reviews are much more accepted. -- Edwin G. Castro

Students, programmers, managers, etc all have the same problem in this case. The goal is to do the assignment and get it "over with" ASAP so they can move on to the next one. Spending time with code?

Wouldn't pairing with them work better than code reviews? If not, why not?

We hire a lot of developers straight out of school or working less than 3 years. From what I have seen, TDD is viewed as a skill used on Greenfield projects, and refactoring is seen as something you

I will say it is so good to see so many of the “old names” here. I remember the old SD Mag form on CIS, and then it going to the web. Is there any place like that today? I feel like I have no

Hi Frank, Interesting thoughts. I have noticed the problem but thought it might just be my own attitudes as I get older! As I think about it, folks of my generation had to climb a very

As I said, I was let go for not succeeding with them, so no longer my circus. My impression ranged from “wants to learn, but busy” (accepted the paper) to “it is a paycheck “ — Charlie 73

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Happy to help. [email protected]> wrote: -- Thanks, Roy Osherove http://osherove.com http://elasticleadership.com

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Hi Roy, Good points! I particularly like this notion. We do encounter students who seem to lack even elementary notions of code clarity and expressiveness.

“How do you mentor 20 somethings when they won't READ, even short stuff” I have a 19yo son going to college for software engineering, and he doesn’t like to read. He prefers videos. It is

Hi All 10 years since I posted here? Maybe! Hope everyone is well! CQRS means that views are permitted to have less than absolute correctness, ie a scale of CAP, Brewer's theorem, etc. So, when

I think there's an issue of naming and grouping here too. What we are calling findOrCreate sits in a soup of possible API actions for this sort of task. Some other common options include: -