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Modular code development lesson.

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move contents of cicero slides to a lesson episode

#27 wikfeldt opened 1 year ago
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adding svg slides created by Jens Wehner

#26 bast closed 3 years ago
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exercise idea: "zen of python", discuss how many are related to modularity

#25 rkdarst opened 4 years ago
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update instructor guide while preparing recording of overview

#24 bast closed 4 years ago
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My thoughts on the lesson

#23 rkdarst opened 4 years ago
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The ASE Workshop presentation

#22 blindij closed 4 years ago
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Tone down emphasis on pure, functional programming

#21 ashwinvis opened 4 years ago
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Concept of time dependence may be helpful

#20 bast opened 4 years ago
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create an experience of "side effects"

#19 mehimself opened 4 years ago
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draft instructor guide; closes #9

#18 bast closed 4 years ago
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Introduce the concept of a "call tree"

#17 bast opened 4 years ago
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define scribe and chair in group session; closes #10

#16 bast closed 4 years ago
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explain 'immutable'; closes #11

#15 bast closed 4 years ago
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Rework proposal: three themes, functions, abstraction layers, packaging

#14 rkdarst opened 4 years ago
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How to divide code into functions

#13 rkdarst opened 4 years ago
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Change license from CC-BY-SA to CC-BY

#12 bast closed 4 years ago
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Terms "mutable" and "immutable" were used but not explained

#11 bast closed 4 years ago
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Define Scribe and Chair in group session

#10 bast closed 4 years ago
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Create an instructor guide

#9 bast closed 4 years ago
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Modular code development - iteration and issue triage

#8 bast closed 5 years ago
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clarify "simple vs easy"

#7 rkdarst closed 5 years ago
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R pkg toolchain

#6 HadrienG closed 5 years ago
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"How To Write Unmaintainable Code"

#5 wikfeldt closed 5 years ago
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Authors should be persons who significantly contributed to material

#4 bast closed 6 years ago
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Espoo

#3 Jyrsa closed 6 years ago
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Best practices rather than modular code development?

#2 annefou closed 6 years ago
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Rule of 3: if you need it 3rd time, abstract it into something more general

#1 bast closed 6 years ago
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