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What sets us apart

Our focus in Clean Code training is on your bottleneck: Where does the shoe pinch? Where will a workshop achieve the greatest benefit? Before the seminar, we work together to find out which content will bring the greatest benefit for you and your team.

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Experienced & proven

Our trainers impart knowledge effectively through many years of project and training experience. The seminars have been continuously developed since 2009.

Practical & guiding

Contents are presented theoretically and worked out practically. The participants receive challenging tasks and exemplary solutions.

Simple & Advanced

We challenge both beginners and advanced players alike. We develop strong foundations and detailed refinements.

Online & on site

We conduct training courses online to promote effectiveness and reduce costs. In individual cases, we also conduct seminars in person.

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely! We even encourage participants to use AI tools like GitHub CoPilot during the practical exercises.

In our Claude Code training, the AI tools are even in the foreground. In the other training courses, AI can be used to implement an algorithm, for example. However, the solution to an exercise task should essentially be worked out by the participants. This is the only way to learn the important principles and practices.

No. We do not consider a pure SOLID training course, i.e. a seminar that focuses primarily on the SOLID principles, to be very useful. As co-founders of the Clean Code Developer initiative, we have spent a great deal of time and effort examining which principles contribute to the values of changeability and correctness. The SOLID principles are not enough. They also have a strong focus on object orientation. However, there are other paradigms (functional and structured programming).

Nevertheless, we consider the SOLID principles to be at least important enough to include them in our seminar. Clean Code Developer Basics be discussed.

Yes, all participants will receive a certificate of attendance and an Open Badge, created with our SaaS solution mybadges.io.

In our seminar Clean Code Developer Tests is about the distinction between Test Driven Development (TDD) and Test-First. We do not believe that TDD alone is the solution for clean code. TDD is suitable for programming a method on a small scale. For larger blocks, always for an entire application, a solution must be designed before implementation, whether by the developers or the AI.

However, we consider test-first to be very important, which is why we recommend this approach in our training courses. Test-first is also important in the course of introducing AI in order to ensure the correctness of the AI-generated code.

For the use of AI, you can attend our seminar Introduction to Claude Code book.

You can find the topic Design with Flow Design in our training course Clean Code Developer Advanced.

Yes, we mainly offer closed company courses, but from time to time we also run the training courses as open seminars for which individuals can register.

Yes, we offer our seminars in both German and English.

The code generated by the AI must comply with the clean code principles in the same way as the code written by the developer. It makes sense to instruct the AI to adhere to the principles. However, this is only possible if the developer knows the principles themselves.

Practices such as writing automated tests must also be mastered.

Yes, absolutely! We are happy if our participants have good basic knowledge. However, clean code is a topic that requires feedback from experienced developers. You will receive this feedback on exercises and your own code in our training courses and consultations.

Clean Code

Since Bob C. Martin published his book Clean Code the focus on code quality has increased enormously. Principles how the Single Responsibility Principle (SRP) or Don't Repeat Yourself (DRY) are often known to developers. The need for automated tests is also usually recognized. There are also other Practices such as Continuous Deployment or Refactoringwhich make an important contribution to clean code.

Nevertheless, many questions arise in practice. What is meant by clean code? How do I become a clean coder? What to do under time pressure? These and many other questions are addressed in our Clean Code training courses. We attach great importance to taking a pragmatic approach to clean code. A good balance between clean code and the delivery of features must be ensured.

Our training is therefore not just about theory. In many practical exercises, we teach participants the basic skills they need to write clean code in everyday life.

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