A detailed breakdown of key lessons from the book 'Software Engineering at Google', covering the distinction between programming and engineering, Hyrum's Law, the Beyoncé Rule, shift-left testing, why mocking frameworks are discouraged in favor of fakes, code review best practices, small frequent releases, dependency
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Your AI Writes Code Faster Than You Can Review It (Sponsored)1. Software Engineering ≠ Programming2. Hyrum’s Law and the Beyoncé RuleThe Beyoncé Rule3. Shift Left4. Don’t Use Mocking Frameworks5. Code Review Is Not a Bug Filter6. Small Frequent Releases7. Upgrade Dependencies Early, Fast, and Often8. Measuring productivity is a must9. The Culture Chapters: The Stuff Nobody Wants to Talk About10. What the authors admit doesn't work, even at Google11. Practical Takeaways You Can Apply TomorrowBonus: The Top 100 Software Engineering Books on GoodreadsMore ways I can help youWant to advertise in Tech World With Milan? 📰Love Tech World With Milan Newsletter? Tell your friends and get rewards.Sort: