Tech on the Go: Avoiding Over-Engineering

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Jon Peck

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01.01-avoiding overengineering.mp4

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02.01-what they wanted isnt what they needed.mp4

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02.02-what is overengineering.mp4

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02.03-rube goldberg inventions satirized overengineering.mp4

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02.04-cautionary tale creative works.mp4

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02.05-what causes overengineering.mp4

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02.06-cautionary tale i dont like this wheel.mp4

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02.07-the perfect storm for a culture of overengineering.mp4

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02.08-success story sit first dash seven.mp4

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02.09-analyzing the request.mp4

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02.10-success story do we even need to do it.mp4

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02.11-building a minimum viable product.mp4

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02.12-estimation and prioritization.mp4

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02.13-cautionary tale literal fulfillment.mp4

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02.14-tangible iteration.mp4

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02.15-cautionary tale its not ready.mp4

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02.16-did i really need to do that.mp4

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02.17-slippery slope version updates.mp4

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02.18-test coverage is a panacea.mp4

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02.19-cautionary tale what did we optimize.mp4

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02.20-slippery slope premature and micro-optimizations.mp4

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02.21-not an excuse to say no.mp4

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Ever get the feeling that there’s just too much going on? Too many poorly formulated requests? Too much planning for work that misses the mark? In this timely, audio-only course, instructor and software architect Jon Peck guides you through how to create polished and viable programming products without overengineering.

Discover effective workflow strategies vetted by enterprise programmers and software engineers. Learn about the potential costs of overengineering by exploring real-world case studies and lessons from actual stories on the ground. From best practices to cautionary tales of woe, and successful projects to technological failures, Jon walks you through the big picture of how to better manage your work so you can avoid deploying updates, refrains, iterations, and premature optimizations that aren’t really worth your time.

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Director, software engineer, and educator, specializing in media publishing.

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