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  • The Life of a Programmer

    What Your Job Descriptions Are Saying to Developers About Your Company

    ByErik Dietrich May 2, 2013May 2, 2013

    Every week I get a fairly steady stream of emails from recruiters, announcing an opportunity for some software development related job: engineer, programmer, senior developer, architect, and so on and so forth. These emails come in all shapes and sizes and, probably owing to my eclectic, polyglot background, they cover a range of different technologies…

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  • The Life of a Programmer

    The Narrative of Mediocrity

    ByErik Dietrich April 29, 2013May 7, 2018

    I was defeated. Interested in getting off to a good start and impressing, I had overachieved in the course by working hard and studying diligently to make a good impression. And yet, when the first essay was returned to the class, mine had a big, fat B staring back at me, smug with the kind…

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  • The Life of a Programmer

    Guerilla Guide to Developer Interviews

    ByErik Dietrich April 23, 2013April 24, 2013

    Over the course of my career I’ve done quite a number of technical interviews, and a pretty decent cross-section of them have ended in job offers or at least invitations to move on to the next step. That said, I am no expert and I am certainly no career coach, but I have developed some…

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  • Abstractions

    How to Keep Method Size Under Control

    ByErik Dietrich April 21, 2013June 30, 2015

    Do you ever open a source code file and see a method that starts at the top of your screen and kind of oozes its way to the bottom with no end in sight? When you find yourself in that situation, imagine that you’re reading a ticker tape and try to guess at where the…

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  • Language Agnostic

    Language Basics from Unit Tests

    ByErik Dietrich April 17, 2013February 16, 2016

    Let’s say that in a green field code base someone puts together a type that conceptually is a collection of non-integer values. For the sake of discussion, let’s call it a graph. A graph object might store a series of two-element tuples or perhaps a series of some value type like “point.” The graph might…

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