By piccoloprincipe
via css.dzone.com
Published: Feb 21 2012 / 12:43
The 7 habits of highly effective people is an influential and best-selling book which coined terms such as proactivitiy. I'm a developer by day, so I wondered if the same habits could be applied to coding; the problem for me was that it's simple to start with TDD or another technical practice: in the former example, you notice you're not doing it while writing code ahead of tests. In comparison, picking up habits such as not modifying functionalities while refactoring and exploring a problem before writing code is moderately difficult.
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Comments
Oliver White replied ago:
What about something on the 7 Habits of Highly Effective Development Team Managers? ;-)
piccoloprincipe replied ago:
I'm not a manager, so I can't enter in a manager's head. :)
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