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Software craftsmanship, Why, What, How
The document discusses software craftsmanship, an approach that focuses on producing high-quality, well-crafted software. It originated as a response to agile methodologies in the 1990s, promoting practices like test-driven development, pair programming, and refactoring. The software craftsmanship movement publishes a manifesto emphasizing working software, responding to change, individuals/interactions, and customer collaboration. The document outlines techniques in its "toolbox" like patterns, automation, continuous integration, and knowledge sharing within a community of practitioners.
Software craftsmanship, Why, What, How
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- 3. Software Craftsman ! Senior Consultantat ! ! ! Founder of ! ! ! @tomasmalmsten http://www.tomasmalmsten.com Tomas Malmsten Øresund Software Craftsmanship Group
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- 5. Software Engineering From NATO’sfirst software Engineering conference 1968
- 6. Agile Break with waterfalllike methodologies 1990’s
- 7. A Focus onProfessionalism
- 8. Craftsmanship as abetter Metaphor
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- 12. Not only workingsoftware, but also well-crafted software Working software over comprehensive documentation
- 13. Not only respondingto change, but also steadily adding value Responding to change over following a plan
- 14. Not only individualsand interactions, but also a community of professionals Individual and interactions over process and tools
- 15. Not only customercollaboration, but also productive partnerships Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
- 16. Toolbox • Practices • Patterns •Technology • Interaction and Community • Processes Lachlan Donald https://flic.kr/p/fkmB7T CC BY 2.0
- 17. Practices • TDD • PairProgramming • Mobbing • BDD • Refactoring • Evolving software
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- 20. Norio Nakayama https://flic.kr/p/avBM2oCC BY SA 2.0
- 21. Patterns Language describing acommon solution to a specific problem in a given context
- 22. Technology • Automation • ContinuousIntegration • Continuous Delivery • Self testing code
- 23. Interaction and Community •Team • Apprenticeship • Customers • Sharing Knowledge
- 24. Further Reading • http://manifesto.softwarecraftsmanship.org •https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/software_craftsmanship • The Software Craftsman - Sandro Mancuso • The Pragmatic Programmer - Andrew Hunt & David Thomas • Software Craftsmanship - Peter McBreen • https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/oresund-software-craftsmanship
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