I encourage you to read "Apprenticeship patterns" by Dave Hoover & Adewale Oshineye

If your organization runs an apprenticeship program, we are organizing an event for you to learn and share with other like organizations. It's called the Apprenticeship Summit, October 21st in Cincinnati: eventbrite.com/e/apprenticesh…

Alanna Congratulations! The one thing I wished I did sooner as a developer was to read books. I would recommend the book Apprenticeship Patterns (Apprenticeship) programmingbooks.dev/#apprenticeshi… Good luck, and always be learning

Nonfiction book recommendation thread. Comment with yours!

Apprenticeship Patterns / Dave Hoover, Adewale Oshineye A playbook for software engineers at the first steps of their career. It's "design patterns for your career". Bought a physical copy to put on my desk at work, to remind me that there are ways to get unstuck when needed.

Apprenticeship Patterns is one of my favorite books for pre/early career software developers amzn.to/3skJD4C

We in tech tell this story of "Ugh, we have to deliver and we have no time to train up juniors" which is sometimes true but is also very changeable. Unless you can actually compete for senior talent, you NEED a path to successfully hire junior devs.

Unpopular advice for junior engineers: - Work in-person at a project-based consultancy (regardless of tech stack) - Use open source, but do not try contributing - Editor fiddling, vim, exotic terminals are a total waste of time - Anything beyond "git 101" doesn't matter

matt swanson 😈 As a co-author (of Apprenticeship) I endorse this advice! Thanks for the shout-out matt swanson 😈! 🙌

Interesting that I can ask ChatGPT about apprenticeship patterns and it assumes a programming context…

This year at work, we have read 4 books for our book club. - User Stories Applied (Mike Cohn) - Apprenticeship Patterns (Apprenticeship) - Software Teaming (Woody Zuill) - REST API Design Rulebook(linkedin.com/in/markmasse) programmingbooks.dev/articles/book_… #Agile #programmingbooks

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For anyone at the beginning of their journey into software development, this comprehensive post about me is a great place to start learning how to level up. The author even used a Google Sheet to map out all of my patterns and how they interconnect! andreeazone.com/2018/06/29/how…

Eleftheria Batsou And "read apprenticeship patterns"

📗 Recommended book:  👉 Apprenticeship Patterns: Guidance for the Aspiring Software Craftsman 🔹 Essential book for developers, as it gives tips to learn, and as we know it is very necessary. Buy ⤵️

Well this just made my day. 😊

If I could only recommend 5 programming books to any software developer 📕 - Apprenticeship Patterns - Exercise for Programmers - The Pragmatic Programmer - Test-Driven Development by Example - Refactoring programmingbooks.dev

Ya’ll were right, apprenticeship patterns was a great read. Wrote a quick post on the patterns that stood out to me connorlindsey.dev/writing/007-ap…