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UncleBob Expecting Professionalism (Kuppelsalen, Copenhagen)

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  • Recommended by 4 people: 4 in engineering communities.
  • A classic. People kept recommending it from 2017 to 2022.
  • Presented by Robert C. Martin
  • An opinion. It argues one side of a question engineers disagree on.

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Robert C. Martin discusses the ethical responsibilities of software developers and the need for professional standards in the industry.

Organized by Danske Bank, Denmark

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4 people recommend this

What people say. Recommended as a strong argument for developer ethics, certification, and professional standards in software engineering.

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u/WrenchLurkerin r/programming • Recommends

On “Is a ‘software engineer’ an engineer? Alberta regulator says no, riling the province’s tech sector”

Not sure where I sit on this personally, but I'm fairly certain a lot of industry icons that software engineers look up to, like Uncle Bob, would be adamantly in favour of a mandatory certification and code of ethics for software engineering. Comes across particularly strongly in his discussion of the Volkswagen case, where the developers in question were criminally prosecuted, and the excuse that it was their managers who told them to implement something illegal didn't save them in any way. link to this video
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u/_f0CUS_in r/dotnet • Recommends

On “Seeking suggestions for building a restful API compatible with Thunkable on top of .NET Framework 4.6.1 Class Library.”

…y your controller have just for that purpose. If you are VERY pressed for time you could try to return the DataTable. Ive never tried to serialise one, so I don't know what the result will look like. But just make sure that you get to go back and improve the code right after the deadline. If you know you won't, then do not compromise on quality. link to this video…
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u/cyberndin r/programming • Recommends

On “'Collaboration' Creates Mediocrity, Not Excellence, According to Science”

To be honest: i had far more problems than the issues he talked about. I like this video, because it is a really good summary. And because he was personally involved in the creation of SCRUM, his voice has weight. Mine on the other side is just the voice of another ranting dev. I also strongly recommend this talk: UncleBob Expecting Professionalism (Kuppelsalen, Copenhagen). I think that this one is especially fitting for the topic about "mediocrity" and highlights what we as dev's should strive for.
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u/Number1Millenialin r/programming • Recommends

On “When Coding Is Criminal”

I think it’s in this video, but maybe not. link to this video If you’re into programming it’s a good listen.
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