am Patroklos Papapetrou I am here because I love Swedish coffee and I am passionate about clean code and software gardening You can find me at @ppapapetrou76
build skyscrapers. You do not build bridges. You grow gardens. You are a Software Gardener. Chris Aithcison, 2011 http://www.chrisaitchison.com/2011/05/03/you-are-not-a-software-engineer/
skill or a special knowledge. It’s all of them plus the you have for software development. And this you should show it continuously, day by day, every moment in every single line of code you write. Patroklos Papapetrou, 2014 http://softwaregarden.io
their design or doesn’t fit in the garden. Do the same with your code! ◦ Throw away any code that’s not needed (withered flowers) any more or is causing too much troubles (unwanted plants).
flower at a time) Proactive / adapt to changes (snow/wind/bugs) Technical Write clean code (colorful flowers) Unit testing (fragrant gardens) Be polyglot (pick the right soil, fertilizer)