Between Industrialization and Craftsmanship, the Developer's Profession
summary
Examines the nature of being a software developer, arguing the role goes beyond just writing source code and should not be limited to an executor. Discusses how to move developers out of that execution posture, highlights the strategic aspects of the profession, and situates current practices, methods and tools within the broader context of software engineering.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and stakes
- 3:55Software engineering defined
- 11:37Development models
- 17:15Developer roles in company
- 21:13Source code as specification
- 28:40Feedback loops and empiricism
- 37:33Continuous integration and quality
- 43:58Professionalism and technical watch
- 48:42Conclusion and call to action
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