Overview
Explore a thought-provoking conference talk by Margaret-Anne Storey, Professor at the University of Victoria, delving into the complex concept of developer productivity. Gain insights into why measuring programmer productivity is far more nuanced than initially perceived. Learn about powerful new testing methods for modern software, strategies for conducting more effective code reviews, best practices for remote onboarding during the pandemic, the impact of test-driven development on productivity, and a deeper understanding of what "productive" truly means in the context of programming. Access additional resources, including slides and over 250 reviews of software engineering research papers, on the It Will Never Work in Theory website.
Syllabus
Margaret-Anne Storey: What does 'productivity' actually mean for developers?
Taught by
Strange Loop Conference