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Yegor Bugayenko
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in Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine
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The End of Type Annotations
Type annotations are what make statically typed object-oriented languages like Java run faster and safer.Without annotations, every variable would effectively collapse to Object, forcing runtime casts.The code would work, but slower and with more runtime errors.Some type annotations may be inferred instead of being explicitly specified by a programmer.Not all though.In Java, for example, a number
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"No es un libro para todos. Habla de muchos temas, es la opinión del autor fundamentada en el estudio y parece que la lectura de muchos otros libros y recursos, sobre el desarrollo de software en general.
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“Any software project must have a technical leader, who is responsible for all technical decisions made by the team and have enough authority to make them. Responsibility and authority are two mandatory components that must be present in order to make it possible to call such a person an architect.”
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“Quality must be enforced, otherwise it won't happen. We programmers must be required to write tests, otherwise we won't do it.”
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“All companies are built as hierarchies, no matter what that holacracy adepts are saying now. It's always a boss on the top and then people who report to him down to the lowest level. Staying on the lowest level is what I always try to avoid. Not only because I have some dignity, but mostly because I am lazy. The lower you are in the hierarchy, the more work you have to do and the less money you get for it. This is how the division of labor works, not only in the software industry.”
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“It is not loyalty or internal motivation that drives us programmers forward. We must write our code when the road to our personal success is absolutely clear for us and writing high quality code obviously helps us move forward on this road. To make this happen, the management has to define the rules of the game, also known as "process", and make sure they are strictly enforced, which is much more difficult than "being agile".”
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“To make technical decisions, a result-oriented team needs a strong architect and a decision making process, not meetings.”
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“Quality must be enforced, otherwise it won't happen. We programmers must be required to write tests, otherwise we won't do it.”
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