Uncle Bob - Expecting professionalism

uncle-bob-expecting-professionalism.md

YouTube link of the talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSaAMQVq01E Robert C. Martin aka Uncle Bob

1. We Will Not Ship Shit
   Do a good job.
   Do not be lazy.
   Do not be lousy.

2. We Will Always Be Ready
   Code must be deployable after each development/sprint cycle.
   To deploy or not to deploy is a decision that could depend on business team, and in the event the decision is to push the code to production the code must be deployable (from UAT/Staging to Production)

3. Stable Productivity
   Same speed a year ahead / not slowed by bad code

4. Inexpensive Adaptability (easy to change the code/software)

5. Continuous Improvement (of code, design, system over time)

6. Fearless Competence (use test-driven development)

7. Extreme Quality (why do we need a bug-tracking system?)

8. We Will Not Dump On QA (they should find no defects; it should be front-end test-design and trying to break the system)

9. Nothing Fragile

10. We Cover For Each Other (ensure someone on your team can cover for you)

11. Honest Estimates (give expected time and window of best/worst cases)

12. You Were Hired to Say "No" (To Unrealistic Deadlines)

13. Continuous Aggressive Learning (surf the wave of software popularity; 10-15h/wk extra)

14. Mentoring (# of programmers doubles every 5yrs = 1/2 group has under 5yrs exp. = perpetual inexperience)

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