Record of experiments, readings, links, videos and other things that I find on the long road.
Registro de experimentos, lecturas, links, vídeos y otras cosas que voy encontrando en el largo camino.
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Articles and Posts read
Inspiring
Code Breakers Bletchley Parks lost Heroes
2013 será el mejor año de tu vida
Interesting
Extreme change is easier
Addiction on the Streets: Frequently Asked Questions
Por la filosofía
¿Necesita ya España un CIO nacional?
Learning and software craftsmanship
Being right doesn’t matter
Building things and breaking thing
The No Mocks Book
Fractured work
El Camino y la práctica
The Liskov Substitution Principle Demystified
Not complex enough
Two star programming
Dependency injection is not a virtue
Book Review: Getting Naked
So You Think You Can Polymorph?
Refactoring is Sloppy
Entrepreneurship and Management
Don’t Make Your Team Say No To You
Si necesitas un buen desarrollador, ante todo, que sea humilde
Posing Your Way To Success
Cómo promocionar una app móvil
Software Development in Spain
El 80% de los desarrolladores web creen que ha sido un 2012 duro para su trabajo
Repasando mi 2012
¿Cómo se declaran en Hacienda la venta de aplicaciones en Google Play?
Science
Panda Blood May Hold Potent Assailant Against Superbugs
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Practicing Django and TDD
I'm learning to use the Django framework.
Since my experience so far has been mostly with physical simulations and desktop applications, learning Django is quite a challenge to me. Let's say it's out of my confort zone... Besides, I'd like not only to learn Django but also to use good development practices while I'm at it.
At the moment, I'm following Harry Percival's Test-Driven Django Tutorial.
I'm also refactoring the code to get rid of fixtures using the FactoryBoy app.
You can find what I've done so far in this repository: PracticingDjangoTDD
I've tried to commit in small steps and added links to some materials and blog posts that helped me to understand both what Harry Percival did and to refactor the code.
Feedback and orientation to improve is more than welcome.
Finally, I'd like to thank Harry for sharing this great tutorial.
Since my experience so far has been mostly with physical simulations and desktop applications, learning Django is quite a challenge to me. Let's say it's out of my confort zone... Besides, I'd like not only to learn Django but also to use good development practices while I'm at it.
At the moment, I'm following Harry Percival's Test-Driven Django Tutorial.
I'm also refactoring the code to get rid of fixtures using the FactoryBoy app.
You can find what I've done so far in this repository: PracticingDjangoTDD
I've tried to commit in small steps and added links to some materials and blog posts that helped me to understand both what Harry Percival did and to refactor the code.
Feedback and orientation to improve is more than welcome.
Finally, I'd like to thank Harry for sharing this great tutorial.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Interesting talk: "Testing and Django"
I've just watched this amazing talk by Carl Meyer:
You can find the slides here and some notes about it here.
You can find the slides here and some notes about it here.
Thursday, February 14, 2013
Interesting Talk: "Django forms in a web API world"
I've just watched this interesting talk by Tareque Hossain:
He presents the django-remote-forms and django-remote-admin projects.
The slides are not shown in the video, but you can follow them (they are here) while you listen to the talk.
He presents the django-remote-forms and django-remote-admin projects.
The slides are not shown in the video, but you can follow them (they are here) while you listen to the talk.
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
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