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✓ Amazon Echo Dot or Arduino for free
✓ Group discount
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✓ 2-in-1 conference package
✓ Team discount
✓ Extra specials for freelancers
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Description
As developers we spend much more time reading code than we do writing it. It’s important that our code conveys its meaning clearly, not just to the computer but also to other developers. Everything we write tells a story, and our code is no different. From meaningless variable names to confusing comments, the code we write can be a horror story that leads to frustration, bugs, and delays. This is particularly true when writing APIs and SDKs – code often used and read by developers outside our own organization.
In this session we’ll discuss the importance of empathy when writing code, and the impact this can have on inclusivity. We’ll look at concrete examples of poor naming, obfuscated logic, and other anti-patterns. And finally we’ll cover specific tips for writing fairy tale code that future developers will want to read. We’ll also cover processes for implementing these tips within your team so that you can all live happily ever after.
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