"Boulevard to Jane---the thought of software engineering practitioners" read Note three

09 Avenue to Jane--the thought of software engineering practitioners reading Notes III

2015-06-07 21:57

The opening begins with the words "language is just the tool", but also the "learning to use and making tools" is the difference between apes and people, so no matter what language is, no matter how good business and logic, or to return to the basic level, language can make logic and business become reality, and light has language, no logic and business, Then there is no project. Language is the foundation of engineering, so we have to learn language, and optical language, it is difficult to achieve engineering, so also need to learn logic and business.

As a member of the team, different people's attention points are not the same. We need to know what we need to focus on, the author mainly lists three: realization, team, management. It is the most important thing to know what you need to do to get to the three aspects of yourself.

Then the author of the implementation, the team, the operation of the most important one of the Zen: communication. Communication between the same role, between the different corners everywhere. All you need is to understand your situation, understand your role location, and understand the priorities of your communication with different roles. There will be no party a because you drag the project down just to make the project better and appreciate you, all you need to do is to understand where your character and other roles are focused, and communicate to make the project go more smoothly. In practice, the most valuable of the two quality is: thinking and communication.

"You dare to light my fire!" "This sentence makes people think of" without it, the only hand ripe "answer. What is the nature of the tool? The essence of the tool is to exert its inherent strengths and create value. Skills are needed, but we should pay more attention to the application, we use tools to simplify our work, all roads lead to Rome, you just have to choose one for you the most suitable can be. We use tools because they make it easier for us to work.

Maybe everyone should think: Why are you doing this when you're writing a program or managing a team? Why did you do that? What are the advantages and disadvantages compared to other methods? What made me choose it?

"Boulevard to Jane---the thought of software engineering practitioners" read Note three