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Clean Code Developer Basics

The participants learn the most important clean code principles and deepen these through exercises.

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  • Previous knowledge
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3 days

Beginners

Working with a test framework

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The seminar is aimed at software developers who are just beginning to deal with the topic of software quality.
  • The problem: increasing costs
  • The Clean Code Developer Initiative
  • Clean code principles and practices
  • Dependencies
  • Integration Operation Segregation Principle (IOSP)
  • Test strategies
  • Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY)
  • Single Responsibility Principle (SRP)
  • SOLID
  • KISS and YAGNI
  • Agility
  • Iterative and incremental development
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Learning objectives

In this seminar, participants will learn the basics of Clean Code. Among other things, they learn about the three most important Clean Code Developer principles:

These principles are deepened through exercises, other principles such as the SOLID Principles are addressed.

In addition to the principles of software development, this seminar is about writing automated tests. The focus here is on the strategy of testing.

Prerequisites

Participants must be able to use a programming language fluently. Participants must also be able to use a test framework such as NUnit, JUnit or similar. Further details you can find here. If you have no previous knowledge of using a test framework, we offer a Introductory seminar to.

Contents

  • The problem: exponential increase in expenditure
  • The Clean Code Developer Initiative
    • Principles and practices
    • Grade
    • Values
  • Dependencies
    • Typical dependency structures
    • Challenges and consequences
    • Integration Operation Segregation Principle (IOSP)
    • Principle of Mutual Oblivion (PoMO)
    • Dependency Inversion Principle (DIP)
  • Test strategies
    • Tree structure of the software
    • Consequences of the IOSP
    • Test pyramid
    • System, integration and unit testing
    • Combinatorics
    • Interface, Dependency Injection, Dummy
  • Don't Repeat Yourself
    • Reasons
    • Strategies
  • Single Responsibility Principle
    • What is accountability?
  • SOLID
    • The sense and nonsense of acronyms
    • Critical examination of the individual principles
  • KISS and YAGNI
    • Delimitation
  • Agility
    • Definition of
    • Demarcation from the waterfall
  • Iterative and incremental development
    • Definition of terms
    • Significance for agility
  • Practices
    • Version control using the example git
    • Automated tests, test-first
    • Code Reviews
    • Scout rule
    • Daily reflection

Customer testimonials

Here you will find our ProvenExpert profile.

"The clean code training with Stefan gave us a lot of food for thought to rethink our previous approach and to see things from a different perspective, which has made a significant contribution to improving our code quality and our development process. The success factors are certainly the iterative training model built up over a longer period of time, as well as Stefan's competent, entertaining, interesting, goal-oriented and situational training implementation."
Gunter Ziesel, Team Leader eCommerce DevelopmentWürth IT GmbH
"Many thanks for the two refactoring workshop days. The feedback from the team on the events was extremely positive."
Christoph Schmid, Team Leader123erfasst.de GmbH
"Stefan coached our team for over a year in 10 sessions. With Flow Design, he gave us a method to develop cleaner and more maintainable code and to better parallelize the development of a feature in the team. Through a combination of theoretical principles, practical exercises and discussions based on our real projects, he helped us to better understand the requirements for maintainable code and to apply them in practice. This enables us at COMPAREX AG to respond even better to customer requirements and develop high-quality software efficiently."
Tino Schnerwitzki, Team Leader Application DevelopmentCOMPAREX AG
"We used to suffer from legacy code. As a remedy, we found clean code and Stefan, who led us on the path to becoming successful clean coders. Now, developing a modern microservice architecture in a DevOps team is really fun."
Markus Rothhöft, Head of Software DevelopmentM.S.E. Ltd.
"Stefan Lieser's training courses are professionally sound and extremely pleasant on a personal level. He passes on his in-depth experience in a collegial and pointed manner, which makes learning with him both effective and inspiring. For these reasons, more than a dozen of our employees have already been trained by Stefan."
Michael Speer, Management Boardgeneric.de software technologies AG
"The workshops with Stefan have given us a new perspective on our legacy code. Using suitable methods, we were able to optimize the production of new code in the areas of design, programming and automated testing. With legacy code, controlled and measured refactoring and putting the code under test leads to better software quality as well as faster and therefore more cost-effective expansion options."
Alexander Schmidt, Head of Software DevelopmentCompra GmbH
"The iterative implementation of the workshop with Stefan has enabled us to make great progress in improving code quality within six months. The key factors for us were the iterative approach, the practical exercises and the joint analyses of the individual solutions, as well as the small working groups."
Rainer Trunk, Process ManagerODS Marketing GmbH
"In the CCD workshops, Stefan challenges us to question the familiar and break new ground. In the workshops, Stefan doesn't mince his words and always gets us out of our comfort zone. The regular practice that Stefan has encouraged us to do has become an important part of our work."
Klaus Stein, Manager responsible for training and developmentMitutoyo CTL Germany GmbH
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