Delivering World Class Software
Event Information
What you should know …
Did you as part of software development team ever feel the need to address these challenges…
- How can I deal better with tough bugs?
- What all should I look for in a code review?
- Do I really need a software design philosophy?
- How about Performance, security, portability?
- What’s the reason behind vast majority of critical failures?
- Can we learn/unlearn things which can help us design better software?
OVERVIEW
Building software is a niche skill. It requires more than good logical/code writing abilities to develop world class software. Many smart programmers realized the shortcomings of the software they developed only after it got into production when it became painful & in some cases impossible to maintain or even failed.
This language agnostic program gleans on some of the time-tested wisdom accumulated over the years by developers of successful operating systems, languages, tools as also people who have delivered high-quality software products and services.
Takeaway:
•Tools / languages & technologies / methodologies keep changing - this workshop touches on the unchanging aspect, the wisdom behind the software development, which can help eliminate many problems that we face.
•Highly recommended for entire teams to attend (not just software engineers) so that everyone is on the same page
Target Audience:
•Developers, Senior Developers / Leads, QA Engineers / Leads, Tech Managers, Architects, Directors.
•Just about, everyone involved in software design.
Topics
- Need
- Principles
- Methodology
- Style and conventions
- !Goofing up code (! Þ not)
- Designing API’s
- Debugging, Testing, Performance
- Portability, Security
Clean Code:
Software Code that is formatted in a modularized and systematic manner so that another coder can easily interpret or modify it.
Faculty Profile:
The trainer’s career in the IT industry spans more than 20 years. He has designed and developed software for reputed product companies including Cisco and Hitachi, as also some tech services companies and startups. His areas of work include storage networking, systems software, embedded software, mobile and enterprise applications. He has also been helping professionals at various tech forums – in 2017, he ranked in top 15% at StackOverflow, a popular forum used extensively by experienced software professionals.
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