La professione dello sviluppatore (3 anni dopo) - Gabriele Lana - Codemotion Milan 2014

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Perché ogni 3 sviluppatori si sente la necessità di avere qualcuno che li controlli? Perché la carriera lavorativa di uno sviluppatore dura meno di quella di una ballerina classica? Se uno sviluppatore è un manovale, perché ci sono degli sviluppatori fra gli uomini più ricchi del pianeta? Che lo si voglia o no, lo sviluppatore è al centro dello sviluppo del software e il software è al centro di buona parte dell’odierna attività umana. Capire il ruolo dello sviluppatore e la sua professione dovrebbe essere al centro di ogni metodo, agile e non.

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MILAN november 28th/29th 2014
Gabriele Lana
La professione del programmatore (3 anni dopo)
Che lo si voglia o no il programmatore è al centro dello
sviluppo del software e il software è al centro di buona parte
dell’odierna attività umana. Capire il ruolo del programmatore
dovrebbe essere al centro di ogni metodologia, Agile e non.
gabriele.lana@gmail.com - @gabrielelana - CleanCode

useless to
improve programmer
commodity
CHEAP and
REPLACEAB mediocrity

Nothing happens in our society
without software. Nothing. We
don't quite understand this yet
[…]
We should set the limits and
standards of our behaviour. We
programmers not our employers,
not our governments, should
decide what it means
to accept the responsibility of the
power that has been placed in our
hands

There are good
programmers that don’t
know anything about
how to organize a
project
“
”
☔

Good at
Logical
Thinking
Lateral
Thinking
Learning
Communicate
Problem
Solving
Is
A Leader
Professional
Patient
Planning
Coding
Better today
than yesterday
Responsible
Humble
Other
Humans
Business
Knows
A Team
Player
?? ?
Computer
Science
A Mentor
A Mentee
Ethical
How to
Listen
Not Ashamed
to be Wrong
How to
Talk
?
? ?
Coordinate
People
Gritty


It’s not a race.
You win if you
don’t give up

Amateurs code
when they are
inspired. Professionals
code
—- Kent Beck
“
”

Low!Social
Status
If you are in a position where
people emphasise your flaws
and overlook your
achievements, you have low
social status

Low!Social
Status
The fastest way to lose social status is to
show acceptance of low social status.
!Passion

The Tenth Man.
If nine of us look at the same
information and arrive at the
exact same conclusion, it's the
duty of the tenth man to
disagree. No matter how
improbable it may seem,the
tenth man has to start digging
on the assumption that the
other nine are wrong
“
”

Skills
Knowledge
Ethics
!
Gender
Ethnicity
Religion
Nationality
!

Diversity
!!
Works only if
we work
together

Let’s
Talk!
gabrielelana
gabrielelana
gabriele.lana@gmail.
com
!
!
!

MILAN november 28th/29th 2014 – Gabriele Lana
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