by Mike Clement | Jun 11, 2019 | Building Blocks
Often in programming it’s useful to be able to access one piece of information based on other piece of information. For example, if you wanted to be able to populate city and state given a zip code, you’d want to be able to provide the zip code and lookup that city...
by Mike Clement | Jun 10, 2019 | Quality code
One of the most difficult problems in programming is naming things. Things such as variables, classes, methods, functions… everything needs a name and you, as the coder are responsible for providing it. The reason this is tricky is that you are...
by Mike Clement | Sep 19, 2017 | Community, Event report, Events, Learning, Mob Programming, Software craftsmanship
Three developers from Greater Sum spoke last weekend at Atlanta Code Camp! Embedded below are the slidedecks from these presentations. If these sound interesting, you can ask for one of these to be given at your meetup or company! Develop your Sense of Code Smell It...
by Mike Clement | Mar 20, 2017 | Learning, Quality code, Software craftsmanship, Unit testing, Video
Need help getting started building unit tests for your Javascript code? Here’s a quick video to get you started:
by Mike Clement | Mar 16, 2017 | Growth, Learning
Several leading podcast publishers have joined forces to introduce new audiences to podcasts using the hashtag #trypod. Here at Greater Sum many of us listen to podcasts on our commutes, often in areas outside our expertise as professional developers. Hope you enjoy...
