David Green

David Green is a developer and aspiring software craftsman. He has been programming for 20 years but only getting paid to do it for the last 10; in that time he has worked for a variety of companies from small start-ups to global enterprises.

Software Development
David GreenAugust 1st, 2016
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Code awareness levels
Writing code is all about working at multiple levels of abstraction concurrently. But as well as working at multiple levels…
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Software Development
David GreenFebruary 26th, 2016
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Longevity of Source Code
Take a look at the code you work in day-to-day. How long has it been there? How old is it?…
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Software Development
David GreenFebruary 12th, 2016
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Old Age Code
Is your code ready for retirement? Is it suffering from the diseases of old age? Do you have code you can’t…
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Software Development
David GreenJanuary 21st, 2016
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Cutting Corners
The pressure to deliver yesterday is strong. If it’s not customers nagging you, it’s project managers breathing down your neck…
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Software Development
David GreenJanuary 7th, 2016
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Git stash driven development
I’ve found myself using a pattern quite often recently, which I’ve been calling “git stash driven development” – that is, relying…
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Software Development
David GreenOctober 18th, 2015
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VW’s rogue software developers
So Michael Horn has thrown a couple of software developers under the proverbial bus by blaming them for the defeat…
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Software Development
David GreenSeptember 28th, 2015
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Your DI framework is killing your code
I read a really interesting post recently looking at the difference between typical OO code and a more functional style. There’s a…
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Software Development
David GreenJune 29th, 2015
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Two people coding is twice as productive, right?
Stands to reason, doesn’t it? If one person can make 5 widgets an hour, then two people can make 10 widgets an…
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Software Development
David GreenMarch 9th, 2015
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Dogma Driven Development
We really are an arrogant, opinionated bunch, aren’t we? We work in an industry where there aren’t any right answers.…
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