Last week I gave my
presentation on code quality assurance, for the second time this year, and it looks like it will become an integral part of the lecture. That would be great. Maybe one or another soon-to-be developer will get interested by the ways of the craftsmanship and not become a
Duct Tape programmer.

I was quite nervous in the beginning of the
presentation as I had never spoken in front of so few people :-) Honestly, giving it the second time helped me a lot and I was much more relaxed and didn't hide behind my laptop most of the time. There were few students, but they asked clever questions in the end. Only one student complained about too much mathematics needed to solve the
prime factors kata. Well it's not
that complicated, but maybe I will try the word wrap kata next time.
Dear StudentsThere is a list of references at the end of the
slides, only a few but you should read them. Go ahead, read them now! I will wait here. If you are desperate you might listen to the
recording of last year's quality assurance presentation. It's missing the demos, but my explanations should give you a general idea of what's going on. Good luck and don't succumb to the dark side!
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