Explore the concept of simplicity in software development through this insightful conference talk by Guilherme Ferreira. Delve into key principles such as the Unix philosophy of "do one thing and do it well," pre-mortem analysis for fail-fast approaches, and the importance of saying "No" to unnecessary features. Learn about embracing constraints, design-first methodologies, and the significance of clean code practices. Discover techniques for reducing complexity, including subtraction and consolidation, while understanding the value of clear communication through writing. Gain valuable insights on how simplicity can lead to ultimate sophistication in software architecture and product development.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Guilherme Ferreira
Just in case...
Do one thing and do it well (Unix philosophy)
Pre-mortem the ultimate fail fast
Hey! Do you really need to do that?
NO! learn to say No!
Awareness Test
How many passes does the team in white make?
Did you see the moonwalking bear?
Embrace Constraints LEGO Kronkiwongi
Design first
Complexity Abstraction
Think small
X Anti-Patterns
Clean Code
Enforce consistent coding styles
Comment the WHY
Subtract
Consolidate
Be a Writer
Simplicity is the Ultimate Sophistication
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NDC Conferences
