BYOC – Build Your Own Child

Lightning talk for OSDC.tw 2013

Transcript

1. Hi, I am @hlb
   

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2. BYOC
   My 5 years old project
   

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3. BYOD
   Build Your Own Device
   

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4. BYOC
   Build Your Own Child
   

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5. ௓ୢ㉔ḏ႐ؔ
   Children Development
   Guideline
   

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6. *WARNING*
   no version control
   You can not go back to a time
   

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7. 0. project init
   Let’s bypass it
   

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8. 0 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr
   1. project size
   always increases
   

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9. 0 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr
   Designing the architecture
   at the beginning
   early education is very important
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10. 2. DRY
    Don’t Repeat Yourself
    The Mom Song
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCgihsy-U2Q
    

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11. repeated codes ➡ functions
    DRY
    

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12. create SOPs
    and let them do it themselves
    

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13. 3. Spend time on them
    

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14. Make test and fix bugs
    while adding new features
    

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15. Elders may send-pr
    or break it directly
    Fix it immediately and carefully
    *WARNING*
    

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16. 4. You can’t FORCE
    someone to do something
    

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17. Mind Control
    

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18. 4.1 Make it FUN
    

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19. PLAY
    

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20. BUILD
    

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21. DESIGN
    

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22. PLAY ➡ DESIGN
    

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23. 4.2 Give them credits
    When they have done something good
    

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24. ө╽ֽۢݨᖧ
    Coffee Machine
    

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25. 5. Pair Programming
    (with your other half)
    

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26. LIVE DEMO
    ReferenceError: children [ ] is not available
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27. Conclusion
    • Early education is very important
    • DRY / SOP
    • Spend time on them. Make test and
    fix bugs while adding new features
    • You can’t FORCE someone to do
    something
    • Pair Programming
    

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28. Programmers
    do have life
    in a programmer’s way.
    

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