Tomasz Dubikowski
Tomek is a Software Development Manager and runs his own training company. He has 7 years experience working as a Software Engineer, Scrum Master and Agile Trainer. As an engineer, he is passionate about craftsmanship, propagating clean code, automated tests, behaviour driven development and domain driven design. As a leader, he helps to build an organisational culture based upon autonomy, collaboration and trust so that developers are equipped with both the hard and soft skills necessary to build truly awesome products. Tomek loves to change the reality around him. He his highly pragmatic, challenges orthodoxy at all levels and believes that there is always room for improvement. He is always eager to discuss and share his ideas.
7 Deadlier Sins of Craftsmanship
We are all human and we all have our sins. In our professional lives as well. Unfortunately we do not realize many of them, and even the smallest ones, can have a negative impact on what is happening in our everyday work and our teams. Committed, over and over again, they affect everything that is important in our projects both from business and technical perspective. These small bugs in our behaviour can lead to worse requirements understanding, bad decision making and decrease technical quality. During the presentation, I would like to share my observations and thoughts, which sins to avoid and what to pay attention to, not to land in the coder's hell.
Tomek is a Software Development Manager and runs his own training company. He has 7 years experience working as a Software Engineer, Scrum Master and Agile Trainer. As an engineer, he is passionate about craftsmanship, propagating clean code, automated tests, behaviour driven development and domain driven design. As a leader, he helps to build an organisational culture based upon autonomy, collaboration and trust so that developers are equipped with both the hard and soft skills necessary to build truly awesome products. Tomek loves to change the reality around him. He his highly pragmatic, challenges orthodoxy at all levels and believes that there is always room for improvement. He is always eager to discuss and share his ideas.
7 Deadlier Sins of Craftsmanship
We are all human and we all have our sins. In our professional lives as well. Unfortunately we do not realize many of them, and even the smallest ones, can have a negative impact on what is happening in our everyday work and our teams. Committed, over and over again, they affect everything that is important in our projects both from business and technical perspective. These small bugs in our behaviour can lead to worse requirements understanding, bad decision making and decrease technical quality. During the presentation, I would like to share my observations and thoughts, which sins to avoid and what to pay attention to, not to land in the coder's hell.