Easy to engage, builders of software and web applications. Lean, agile practice, consulting and workshops. Organisers of Agile Yorkshire and Lean Startup Yorkshire community groups.
It is so stupid of the camera man to focus on the vald head of the guy instead of focusing on what is written. It is a tutorial for crying out loud. Someone wants to understand the concepts and they may wanna read what is written but this guy only shows the writing very briefly
To the speaker/ trainer - you are very good on your subject. I notice you have habit of looking at the watch for time.. you can do this but without others knowing it. It creates a expectation to the listener when the session will be over.. I noticed that in other video as well , checking very often how you were doing on time.Wish you very best, great presentation and topic coverage.
Brilliant presenter, brilliant presentation. I am not angry with Uncle Bob, but he doesn’t get to make laws about programming without rigorous evidence, not in my mind he doesn’t. After you are done being a beginner, unlearn half of SOLID. I am not saying SOLID is bad, but they are more like suggestions than laws, same with the TDD commandments.
This is essentially what Kevlin Henney said - you're an expert when you begin to see contradictions in the rules you've been taught and you transcend those rules. The rules are not there to steer the expert, they're there to guide you on your road to becoming an expert. Once there, there are no road signs beyond your own judgement.
Uncle Bob actually admits that SOLID are not laws, at times they conflict each other. He explicitly mentioned that you can't create code that completely follows all SOLID. The key is to understand what they are and know what are the tradeoffs you are making.
I'd love to see a professional footballer swim 2.4 miles, cycle 112 miles & run a full marathon in under 9 hours lol. Very amusing talk ... made even better with the Yorkshire accent & sense of humour ;-)
