Code smells & refactoring, by example.
At our Meetup on Thursday evening Oktober 17th, Marc, Willem and Rob will learn you how code smells and refactoring provides you with a vocabulary for making explicit what’s up with your code. They will show you how to improve code in small, controlled steps, while keeping it working all the time, using the Gilded Rose kata. Delivering value and making improvements are not contradictory – on the contrary ;-).
Free dinner is served beforehand and some drinks after the talk.
So join us and let us know you’re coming so we can tune the catering to the number of participants.
Agenda:
17:30 – Walk-in
18:00 – Diner
19:00 – Start of the kata
20:30 – Drinks
21:00 – End.
Marc Evers works as an independent coach and consultant in the field of (agile) software development, architecture and software processes. He mentors and trains people in development skills, architecture and agile processes. He helps IT organizations become true learning organizations that focus on continuous reflection and improvement: apply, inspect, adapt.
Web: https://www.qwan.eu/blog
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcevers/
Mastodon: @marcevers@mstdn.social
Willem van den Ende is a full-circle developer. He has played many roles in software development: developer, facilitator, tester, product owner, co-CTO, team lead, consultant, coach, and trainer. He is always looking for better ways to deliver software that is of value to all of its stakeholders, including the users and the planet.
Web: https://www.qwan.eu/blog
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/willemvandenende/
Mastodon: @mostalive@mastodon.social
Rob Westgeest is a reflective practitioner. He has worked as a software developer, software architect, trainer and coach for 12 years. His focus is on modern software development methods and yet to be uncovered ways to improve results of software development projects.
Web: https://www.qwan.eu/blog
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-westgeest/
