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1. Frank Kair or byte? 3 books 1 bite
2. • Motivation • 3 books 1 byte ◦ REWORK ◦ Passionate Programmer ◦ Pragmatic Programmer • Ruby programming • An ‘ode’ to programming • What’s next? Agenda
3. Motivation
4. Motivation
5. Rework
6. David Heinemeier Hansson
7. København - Danmark
8. Ruby On Rails
9. 37signals → Basecamp (Chicago, IL)
10. What is it?
11. Is big always better?
13. Think. Question. Create. Change.
14. Think. Question. Create. Change.
15. Think. Question. Create. Change.
16. What do you really need?
18. + strategy - wow “Start a business, not a startup”
19. + strategy - wow “Start a business, not a startup”
22. “Live it or leave it”
26. Be realistic.
27. Be original.
28. “If I'd listened to Customers, I'd have given them a faster horse.” HENRY FORD
31. Inefficient hiring
32. →
34. Passionate Programmer
35. Choosing your market
36. Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? -> Smalltalk) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation Choosing your market
37. Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? -> Smalltalk) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation Choosing your market
38. Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? -> Smalltalk) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation Choosing your market
39. Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? → Smalltalk!) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation Choosing your market
40. Choosing your market Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? -> Smalltalk) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation
41. Lead or bleed? / Supply and Demand Just coding don’t cut it anymore Be the worst / Be the best Invest in your intelligence (Java? -> Smalltalk) Be a generalist / Be a specialist Don’t listen to your parents / Know thy generation Choosing your market
42. Investing in your product
43. Learn how businesses really work Practice, practice, practice (musician, craftsman) On the shoulder of giants Automate things Investing in your product
44. Learn how businesses really work Practice, practice, practice (musician, craftsman) On the shoulder of giants Automate things Investing in your product
45. Learn how businesses really work Practice, practice, practice (musician, craftsman) On the shoulder of giants Automate things Investing in your product
46. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson / Larry Page José Valim / Chris Lattner / Dan Abramov On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
47. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
48. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
49. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
50. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
51. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
52. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
53. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson / Larry Page On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
54. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson / Larry Page José Valim / On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
55. Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson / Larry Page José Valim / Chris Lattner / On the shoulder of giants Investing in your product
56. Investing in your product Matsumoto ‘Matz’ / Guido Van Rossum Edsger Dijkstra / Brian Kernighan Rob Pike / David Heinemeier Hansson / Larry Page José Valim / Chris Lattner / Dan Abramov On the shoulder of giants
57. Learn how businesses really work Practice, practice, practice (musician, craftsman) On the shoulder of giants Automate things Investing in your product
58. Executing
59. Right now / Be where you’re at Daily hit / How good a job can I do today? Remember who you work for Projects are marathons not sprints Learn how to fail and say no Executing
60. Right now / Be where you’re at Daily hit / How good a job can I do today? Remember who you work for Projects are marathons not sprints Learn how to fail and say no Executing
61. Right now / Be where you’re at Daily hit / How good a job can I do today? Remember who you work for Projects are marathons not sprints Learn how to fail and say no Executing
62. Right now / Be where you’re at Daily hit / How good a job can I do today? Remember who you work for Projects are marathons not sprints Learn how to fail and say no Executing
63. Right now / Be where you’re at Daily hit / How good a job can I do today? Remember who you work for Projects are marathons not sprints Learn how to fail and say no Executing
64. Maintaining your edge
65. Already obsolete, you’ve already lost your job Path with no destination, focus on doing, not on being done Watch the market, make yourself a map Avoid waterfall career planning Maintaining your edge
66. Already obsolete, you’ve already lost your job Path with no destination, focus on doing, not on being done Watch the market, make yourself a map Avoid waterfall career planning Maintaining your edge
67. Already obsolete, you’ve already lost your job Path with no destination, focus on doing, not on being done Watch the market, make yourself a map Avoid waterfall career planning Maintaining your edge
68. Already obsolete, you’ve already lost your job Path with no destination, focus on doing, not on being done Watch the market, make yourself a map Avoid waterfall career planning Maintaining your edge
69. Most importantly…
70. Most importantly… Have fun!
71. Pragmatic Programmer
72. Pragmatic Programmer Andrew Hunt David Thomas Agile manifesto Code Kata D.R.Y
73. The Pragmatic Programmer
74. Basis → Concept from Linear Algebra In mathematics, a set of vectors in a vector space V is called a basis The Pragmatic Programmer
75. Basis → Concept from Linear Algebra In mathematics, a set of vectors in a vector space V is called a basis, if the vectors are linearly independent The Pragmatic Programmer
76. Basis → Concept from Linear Algebra In mathematics, a set of vectors in a vector space V is called a basis, if the vectors are linearly independent and every vector in the vector space is a linear combination of this set. The Pragmatic Programmer
77. Basis → Concept from Linear Algebra In mathematics, a set of vectors in a vector space V is called a basis, if the vectors are linearly independent and every vector in the vector space is a linear combination of this set. In more general terms, a basis is a linearly independent spanning set. The Pragmatic Programmer
78. The Pragmatic Programmer A basis is a linearly independent spanning set.
79. The Pragmatic Programmer A basis is a linearly independent spanning set. We can generate ALL vectors from a basis.
80. The Pragmatic Programmer
81. David Heinemeier Hansson → Created Ruby on Rails Coincidence?
82. David Heinemeier Hansson → Created Ruby on Rails Chad Fowler → Rails recipes Coincidence?
83. Coincidence? David Heinemeier Hansson → Created Ruby on Rails Chad Fowler → Rails recipes Andrew Hunt & Dave Thomas → Programming Ruby
84. Fastlane Cocoapods Vagrant Rails (GitHub, Twitter, Zendesk, Airbnb…) Chef Homebrew Ruby Everything is an object Dynamic / Metaprogramming Very good for scripts!
85. Fastlane Cocoapods Vagrant Rails (GitHub, Twitter, Zendesk, Airbnb…) Chef Homebrew Ruby Everything is an object Dynamic / Metaprogramming Very good for scripts!
86. Sneak Peek...
87. Sneak Peek → Ruby
88. Sneak Peek → Ruby
89. Sneak Peek → Ruby
90. Metaprogramming
91. Code that creates code on the fly
92. Sneak Peek → Ruby → Metaprogramming
93. Sneak Peek → Ruby → Metaprogramming name = info[:name] address = info[:address] …
94. Sneak Peek → Ruby → Metaprogramming
95. Nice huh?
96. An ‘ode’ to programming
97. So many!
98. So many!
99. So many!
100. So many!
101. So many!
102. So many!
103. So many!
104. So many!
105. So many!
106. So many!
107. So many!
108. So many!
109. There are many many more… Lisp, Scheme, ML, Racket, Simula, Smalltalk, Erlang, Objective-C, Objective-C++, C++, Java, C#, F#, D, Nim, Lua, Julia, Elm, Eiffel, TypeScript, LFE, Hy... So many!
110. Have fun! Try them all :)
111. • Seven Languages in Seven Weeks continues… ◦ Ruby ◦ Swift ◦ Rust ◦ ... What’s next
112. Thank you!