I just loved this interview. The answers given by Bob Martin are awesome. Just Awesome.!!! He touched and every aspect that I'm struggling to explain to all of my employers in my career. Hats off Uncle Bob! Hats-off !!!
Sehr interessantes Interview. Vor allem die Passage mit dem Misstrauen zwischen Programmierer und Kunde/ Geschäftsleitung sollten alle Programmierer und Programmierdienstleister ernst nehmen.
Interviewers looked like they were ignorant about programming and just trying to tick off questions on their notepad. Like the video though and thankfully Uncle Bob had the patience to still provide quality information.
Uncle Bob is like Elton John except that, I would love to see more demo examples of software development using OOP and his SOLID Principles! I mean I want to see him in action developing software from start to finish! I want him to really help bring it all together by watching he himself, put into practice what he's taught!
I see a lot of shitting on interviewers in the comment section. I don't understand why, I think they did a good job, they asked interesting questions and that is the most important thing.
Great thoughts! Applying these ideas to interview -> interviewers should change their profession or skill up themselves. Without offence, it looks like modest students went to scary dinosaur. And Uncle Bob can eat them at any time, arrrr...
I respect Uncle Bob, but I don't understand why he is always pushing his ideas of multi core programming, I would of thought he knows about the problems of parallel programming. Not that many problems are parallelizable, so we still won't have that many uses from many cores.
This interview is still relevant today, thank you uncle Bob, professionalism, professionalism, can't leave home without it.
Very simple and objective answers, the basis to solve complex questions.
Maybe I'm late watching this interview but i really love how uncle bob sees things.
this guy is epic, love to listen to his talks :)
Uncle Bob, a true #legend
I just loved this interview. The answers given by Bob Martin are awesome. Just Awesome.!!!
He touched and every aspect that I'm struggling to explain to all of my employers in my career.
Hats off Uncle Bob! Hats-off !!!
13:00 was the highlight of the interview. SO totally true and accurate. Not writing tests is absolute madness.
Only us, the one in the fields knows that this is holy true! all is just on point!!
Sehr interessantes Interview. Vor allem die Passage mit dem Misstrauen zwischen Programmierer und Kunde/ Geschäftsleitung sollten alle Programmierer und Programmierdienstleister ernst nehmen.
Interviewers looked like they were ignorant about programming and just trying to tick off questions on their notepad. Like the video though and thankfully Uncle Bob had the patience to still provide quality information.
Great Interview
Great!
Cheers, uncle Bob, cheers!
Uncle Bob is like Elton John except that, I would love to see more demo examples of software development using OOP and his SOLID Principles! I mean I want to see him in action developing software from start to finish! I want him to really help bring it all together by watching he himself, put into practice what he's taught!
you serious? He walks through exactly this in his book Clean Code, and he wrote most of fitnesse, which is open source.
I see a lot of shitting on interviewers in the comment section. I don't understand why, I think they did a good job, they asked interesting questions and that is the most important thing.
:) Freaking Uncle Bob. He knows!
The holy grail.
she probably has a crush on uncle.
Great thoughts!
Applying these ideas to interview -> interviewers should change their profession or skill up themselves. Without offence, it looks like modest students went to scary dinosaur. And Uncle Bob can eat them at any time, arrrr...
Time to learn Haskell.
3 bottles of water and no glass :-)
Too bad they repeat the same questions as 10y ago.
I respect Uncle Bob, but I don't understand why he is always pushing his ideas of multi core programming, I would of thought he knows about the problems of parallel programming. Not that many problems are parallelizable, so we still won't have that many uses from many cores.
Because a Computers in 10 years might rather have 128 cores than 5 Mhz.
dilemna
Great interviewee, but the worst interviewers ever. Luck for them that he could make this interview alone.