#Order2Chaos
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Bringing Order to Chaos
Hi.
I’m Scott.
[Hi Scott]
And I’ve written chaos code.
Lots of it.
@scottconnerly
CRAP1(m) = comp(m)^2 * (1 – cov(m)/100)^3 + comp(m)
If CRAP1(m) > 30, we consider the method to be CRAPpy.
Python, Ruby, & JS too, but no logos
Software is limited not by the amount of resources put into building it…
but by how complex it can get before it breaks down.
-Li Hongyi @GovTechSG
- Baby step everything
- Get team buy-in
- Get a testing foothold
- Use many test types
- Chaos has its place
- Manage tech debt
- Play the infinite game
- Identify code smells
- Identify CRAPpy code
- Simplify business rules
- Architect your team
- Over-communicate
12 Step Plan to Bring Order to Chaos
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