Clean code is only created to a limited extent purely at the code level. It requires designing the solution and thinking about how the requirements can be implemented. In this webinar, Stefan Lieser uses an example to show how to achieve clean code with the help of flow design. The end result is code that can easily adhere to the values of correctness and changeability.
Enclosed is the recording of the webinar from 13.10.2020.
You can find the book on this topic here.
Principles and tests - The seminar is aimed at software developers who are just starting to deal with the topic of software quality. The most important principles and practices of the Clean Code Developer Initiative are taught.
From requirements to clean code with Flow Design - Get to know a software development process with Flow Design that takes you smoothly from requirements to clean code.
Test Framework - In this seminar, participants learn how to use a test framework.
Brownfield instead of greenfield - The seminar is aimed at developers who maintain and extend existing code. You will learn how to improve code quality with refactoring measures.
The Big Picture - The seminar is aimed at experienced developers who are concerned with the question of how to create an appropriate rough structure for a software system.
Supporting a team - This seminar is aimed at software developers who want to support their colleagues with their knowledge of Clean Code Developer principles and practices.
Conducting seminars as a trainer - This seminar is aimed at software developers who would like to pass on their knowledge of Clean Code Developer principles and practices or Flow Design to others as a trainer.
Automated testing in the context of ASPICE - training for software developers who want to learn how to perform software testing in compliance with Automotive SPICE.
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