Humane Development with Jill Scott

Humane Development with Jill Scott

In this episode, Jill Scott comes on to talk about how to help your team build easily maintainable code for future developers and how cognitive overload can impair your developers.

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Jill Scott

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We talk about...

  • (00:00) - What is Humane Development
  • (02:15) - Finding the Cleverest Solution
  • (05:45) - Bad Code Smells
  • (07:45) - Your Brain on Code
  • (11:30) - What you should do now
  • (20:30) - Accessible Code
  • (23:15) - Cognitive Overload and Teams
  • (31:30) - Cyclomatic Complexity
  • (36:00) - Final Thoughts

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Creators and Guests

Leo Dion
Host
Leo Dion
Swift developer for Apple devices and more; Founder of BrightDigit; husband and father of 6 adorable kids
Jill Scott
Guest
Jill Scott
iOS developer, silly animal enthusiast, hockey fan, mediocre rapper.

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