.. You Ain't gonna need it! documentation master file, created by sphinx-quickstart on Thu Feb 20 11:46:46 2020. You can adapt this file completely to your liking, but it should at least contain the root `toctree` directive. You Arren't Gonna Need It! ==================================================== One of the hardest to conquer weaknesses of a developer... To not write more code then is required to implement a feature. In this blog I share my battles in finding the road to writing clean, maintainable, working code in the challenges I face in my work as a Software Developer. .. toctree:: :maxdepth: 1 blog/2022/04/18/docker-python-django blog/2022/04/10/python-docker-from-scratch blog/2020/05/18/java-in-view-of-clean-code blog/2020/04/13/manage-configuration-items blog/2020/04/06/better-entity-query blog/2020/03/30/glue-models-with-services blog/2020/03/23/laravel-dependency-injection blog/2020/03/17/handling-many-services blog/2020/03/10/dependency-injection blog/2020/03/02/event-subscribers-the-new-hook-system blog/2020/02/24/drupal-service-system About me -------- .. |br| raw:: html
.. table:: :widths: 30 70 :align: left +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ | Name | Erlend ter Maat | +===================+=========================================================+ | Contributing to | Developing web applications | | world peace by | | +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ | Specialism | Python/Django |br| | | | PHP/Drupal/Laravel | +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ | Home base | Terschelling, The Netherlands | +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ | LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/erlendtm/ | +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ | Contact | erlend [at] erlendtermaat.nl | +-------------------+---------------------------------------------------------+ Biography ^^^^^^^^^ .. image:: _static/Pasfoto_april_2015-klein.jpg :align: right I started coding around the year 2000. For long I thought that profesionalism had something to do with years of experience. (That's why I dare to print a year!) But after I red a book by Robert C. Martin, 'The Clean Coder', I started to see things differently. Professionalism is more about keeping promises and mature quality of work then about a time based measure of experience in a specific technology. **Reccomended reading:** - `The Clean Coder (Bookdepository.com) `_. - `Clean Code (Bookdepository.com) `_.