Am 21. April 2020 findet das Remote Agile Lean Coffee der Agile UserGroup Unterfranken statt; es trägt den Titel „Stabile, lieferfähige Teams in unruhigen Zeiten – Austausch auf Augenhöhe„. Doch was genau ist der Antrieb, was sind die Themen, die dahinter stehen?
Wir haben mit Maris, dem Host des Meetups, gesprochen. Er steht uns Rede und Antwort und gibt dabei einen sehr persönlichen Einblick in seine Erfahrungen mit der Remote-Situation.
WeiterlesenAbout ten years ago there was a rumour. If you want to get things done, and if you want to get them done fast, go for PHP. Yes, it’s been like a badly done perl ripoff with even worse object orientation and inconsistent apis, but somehow the people creating in software in PHP were able to deliver. And they were able to deliver fast, open for changes in the last 24 hours and they fixed bugs in production fast. From a software engineering professionals point of view this sounded risky, unprofessional and dangerous. This could only lead to crappy code. A proper software engineer would never use this language, and he won’t ever accept changes in the last minute nor work with a customer that does not know exactly what he wants.
As an example, I will use PHProjekt 6. The project is particularly suitable for demonstration purposes as it has a logging infrastructure for function calls, but does not log SQL statements.
Sometimes developers aren’t motivated to write a lot of unit tests.Feel free to download it and be motivated!
PHPUnitMotivation.pdf
Thanks to Sebastian for the exceptional scary look and Jo for the idea.