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Software Craftsmanship

Software Craftsmanship can be seen as a methodology in order to create good software, which has strong key elements that established the measures and techniques to create professional software development. It is the strong and complete philosophy to practice and helping others learn this craft, and as the Software Craftsmanship Manifesto (http://manifesto.softwarecraftsmanship.org/) established some “rules” that completes this task. Such as the work on software that has to be performed to a well-crafted software, the response to change and the steadily adding value, the relationship between individuals and interactions and through the community of professionals developing software and finally customer collaboration with also productive partnership.

Software Craftsmanship has a strong structure that can help the software industry in order to produce software quality, this philosophy can be applied in other topics.

During the podcast with Bob Martin, or well known as “Uncle Bob”, it is said the importance of using such methodology that can help improve the development in software. Is interesting how changes can define how programmers can come up with better solutions, and the continue envelopment of techniques can create a new atmosphere where developers and users can gain good professional products.

More experienced programmers can help new programmers to learn the techniques of good software, this is made by knowledge and teachings that finally give the whole community and established basis on where they can actually work and perform good software.

Structures such as the compiler conformation has also being important topic in this manner, because some structures and sequence that certain compilers perform could affect the way software is deliver, and the variation of programming languages had helped programmers to gain tools in order to solve problems more easily and in an efficient manner.

We can learn from the bests, but is also important to create a strong community where everyone supports each other, with this we can achieve greater things.

http://www.se-radio.net/2009/11/episode-150-software-craftsmanship-with-bob-martin/

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