Becoming a Better Programmer by Tightening Feedback Loops
I’m interested in strategies to improve deliberately and continuously as a programmer.I wrote up this post as a rough working note to get thoughts on it from...
Becoming a Better Programmer by Tightening Feedback Loops Subscribe Si_Boehm May 2022 I’m interested in strategies to improve deliberately and continuously as a programmer. I wrote up this post as a rough working note to get thoughts on it from others. I’ve thought about this on and off for the last two years, and have talked to ~25 experienced programmers about it. Mostly, it feels like “programmer training” is not a topic that is taken very seriously, probably because this skill is hard to quantify. As there are no established strategies, the potential returns to thinking about this topic in
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