Review: protect your very valuable software

Contenido del curso

Introduction

1
Welcome to this Course for Developers in English
10:22 min

Communicate with your customer accurately

Understand your customer and the requirements

Organize your tasks!

Create deliverable design

Protect your very valuable software

Understanding Continuous Integration (CI) and testing

Test your Software!

Be ready for the end

Fix your bugs!

Conclusion

25
We've come to an end!
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Curso para Developers en Inglés (2020)

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Recursos

Hagamos un nuevo repaso de los conceptos previamente estudiados.

Concept	Definition
Refactoring your design	Refactoring is the process of modifying the structure of your code, without modifying its behavior.
SRP Single Responsibility Principle	Every object in your system should have a single responsibility, and all the object’s services should be focused on that single responsibility
Refactoring and Standup meetings	Refactoring is the process of modifying the structure of your code, without modifying its behavior.
DRY Don’t Repeat Yourself	DRY is about having each piece of information and behavior in your system in a specific, single place. The DRY principle is a principle of Software Development aimed at reducing the repetition of information of all kinds.
Definition is done	When everything is complete, then you have a definition, it’s done.
Ship out / Release Software with Quality and Value	Your Software must always have awesome quality and awesome value, aim at Perfection, and settle for Functionality.
Defend your software from yourself and your peers	Test Driven Development (TDD) is all about writing your code with testing in mind. It’s about writing tests before any code and letting these Tests drive your Implementation.
Technique #1 - Version Control with your code repository	Version Control is a great technology you can use, it’s one of the best Defensive tools. Version Control lets you create a repository to keep your code in a single place to ease backup and recovery.
Technique #2 – Control your dependencies	You need to find a way to keep things independent, but work together at the same time to make testing easier. You need to find a way to apply Independent Tests. Create Mock Objects to do this.
Functional Testing	Your tests need to guarantee your Software’s optimal Functionality.
T_echnique #3 – Always Exercise your Code-Unit Testing_	Unit testing is all about creating tests that run automatically to test the smallest components of the code for their business logic.
Technique #4 – Let your peers understand your Code-Document it!	To form your Customers of any changes you have made to the code, document your changes and analyze them along with your peers. Keep them informed with reasons.

Todos estos conceptos están relacionados con el cuidado profesional de tu software. Procura emplear algunas técnicas de cuidado del código fuente de tu proyecto, lo agradecerás en el futuro.

Contribución creada por Kevin Fiorentino con aportes de Erwin Alan Frías Martínez.

Resumen

Hagamos un nuevo repaso de los conceptos previamente estudiados.

Concept	Definition
Refactoring your design	Refactoring is the process of modifying the structure of your code, without modifying its behavior.
SRP Single Responsibility Principle	Every object in your system should have a single responsibility, and all the object’s services should be focused on that single responsibility
Refactoring and Standup meetings	Refactoring is the process of modifying the structure of your code, without modifying its behavior.
DRY Don’t Repeat Yourself	DRY is about having each piece of information and behavior in your system in a specific, single place. The DRY principle is a principle of Software Development aimed at reducing the repetition of information of all kinds.
Definition is done	When everything is complete, then you have a definition, it’s done.
Ship out / Release Software with Quality and Value	Your Software must always have awesome quality and awesome value, aim at Perfection, and settle for Functionality.
Defend your software from yourself and your peers	Test Driven Development (TDD) is all about writing your code with testing in mind. It’s about writing tests before any code and letting these Tests drive your Implementation.
Technique #1 - Version Control with your code repository	Version Control is a great technology you can use, it’s one of the best Defensive tools. Version Control lets you create a repository to keep your code in a single place to ease backup and recovery.
Technique #2 – Control your dependencies	You need to find a way to keep things independent, but work together at the same time to make testing easier. You need to find a way to apply Independent Tests. Create Mock Objects to do this.
Functional Testing	Your tests need to guarantee your Software’s optimal Functionality.
T_echnique #3 – Always Exercise your Code-Unit Testing_	Unit testing is all about creating tests that run automatically to test the smallest components of the code for their business logic.
Technique #4 – Let your peers understand your Code-Document it!	To form your Customers of any changes you have made to the code, document your changes and analyze them along with your peers. Keep them informed with reasons.

Todos estos conceptos están relacionados con el cuidado profesional de tu software. Procura emplear algunas técnicas de cuidado del código fuente de tu proyecto, lo agradecerás en el futuro.

Contribución creada por Kevin Fiorentino con aportes de Erwin Alan Frías Martínez.

Introduction

Welcome to this Course for Developers in English

Communicate with your customer accurately

Customer-oriented requirements

How iteration cycles work

Planning considering priorities

Review: communicate with your customer accurately

Understand your customer and the requirements

Prioritizing requirements

Backlog and Milestone 1.0

Organize your tasks!

Organizing your time into user stories and tasks

Stand-up meetings, analyze and design

Review: organize your tasks!

Create deliverable design

Creating deliverable design

Refactoring, meetings and release

Protect your very valuable software

Understanding the principles of defensive development

Functional and unit testing

Review: protect your very valuable software

Understanding Continuous Integration (CI) and testing

Types of software testing

Handle accidents when building the code and what CI means

Test your Software!

TDD Test-Driven Development

Review: test your software!

Be ready for the end

Prepare for the next iteration

End an iteration

Fix your bugs!

Handle bugs to fit your process

Continuous integration test delivery method

Review: fix your bugs!

Conclusion

We've come to an end!

Review: protect your very valuable software