Reading notes on Code That Fits in Your Head by Mark Seemann
Last month, Vicki Boykis recommended the book “Code that Fits in Your Head” by Mark Seemann. I was intrigued, especially by her takeaway that “Writing good software should be a slow and deliberate craft”. The book reminded of The Pragmatic Programmer in the breadth of topics it covers. However, I much preferred its tone. Sustainability Throughout the book, the author makes it clear that he believes one should pay attention to the code one writes, to its internal quality.
Desarrollo de paquetes avanzado
Taller para quiénes ya han desarrollado, o contribuido a, paquetes R. Mejor venís con un paquete tuyo para trabajar en ello. Esta sesion de capacitación del Programa de Campeon(a|e)s de rOpenSci pertenece al track técnico de formación en programación.
How to pronounce my name
My last name is Salmon like the fish and the colour, and you can pronounce it like that if you want. My first name, Maëlle, is derived from a Celtic word that means princess or chief. It’s pronounced “Ma-El” as “ma” in “macaroni” and as the Spanish “El”.