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Draw Your Own Map
In this week’s blog post, I will be discussing the thought-provoking chapter titled “Draw Your Own Map” from the book “Apprenticeship Patterns.” This chapter delves into the notion that your envisioned career path may not align with your current employer’s trajectory and provides insights on how to forge ahead in pursuit of your own career… Continue reading
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Sprint 3 Retrospective
Greetings readers, and a warm welcome to final sprint blog! As we find ourselves drawing near to the end of this semester, it is an opportune moment to embark on a thoughtful reflection of the path we have done throughout the three sprints and revel in the remarkable accomplishments of our team. Through tireless collaboration… Continue reading
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Expose Your Ignorance
Greetings! I recently stumbled upon an intriguing concept called “Expose Your Ignorance,” which originates from the book “Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman” by Dave Hoover and Adewale Oshineye. This pattern advocates for individuals to openly acknowledge and address their knowledge gaps by seeking assistance from mentors, peers, or experts. Personally, I found… Continue reading
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Sprint-2 Retrospective
During sprint 2, our team set a clear goal to maximize our production and efficiency. We aimed to complete more issues than we did in the previous sprint and were highly motivated to achieve this target. As a team, we analyzed our previous sprint’s performance and identified areas where we could improve. We realized that… Continue reading
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Craft over Art
In software development, surpassing the expected work is very essential. This means going above and beyond the project specifications to create a product that not only meets but also exceeds the product owner’s expectations. When you see software development as a craft, you approach it as an art form, which requires imagination, innovation, and meticulousness.… Continue reading
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The Deep End
The Deep End approach is designed to motivate learners to take on difficult tasks and ambitious projects that may seem intimidating at first. The goal is to immerse oneself in unexplored territories and push past the boundaries of their comfort zone to accelerate learning and personal growth. By tackling challenging tasks, apprentices can gain a… Continue reading
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Use the Source
Programming is a skill that requires applying the right patterns to various scenarios. To become proficient in pattern applications, it’s helpful to analyze how other developers have used them. One great approach is to study open-source code published by experienced programmers. Carefully reviewing their work can spark ideas on how to enhance one’s own programming… Continue reading
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The Long Road
Instead of solely focusing on the short run, it’s important to strike a balance between short-term and long-term goals. While it’s essential to plan, it’s also crucial to set achievable goals that can be accomplished in the short term, which will motivate you and keep you focused. Furthermore, the focus should be on continuous learning… Continue reading
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Sprint 1 – Retrospective
Greetings everyone, I hope you all had a fantastic spring break. As we begin a new week, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the recently concluded sprint 1. Undoubtedly, it was a unique experience for all of us as we delved into the real-world work environment. For many of us, including myself,… Continue reading
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Find Mentors
Programming can be a daunting task, with many uncertainties and unclear paths to follow. Without guidance, it can be difficult to make progress. That’s where finding a mentor comes in. The “Find Mentors” apprenticeship pattern stresses the importance of seeking out guidance from someone who has more knowledge and experience in a particular programming area.… Continue reading
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