Software Craftsmanship with Bob Martin

Bob Martin is an software architect, also known as "Uncle Bob", but before that he said he was a little bit of everything, because people need to grow. He thinks architecture is really worth doing, but he thinks architects should be also coders because otherwise they don't connect with the code decisions, "they don't connect with the keyboard", they just forget the code, and doing it that way the architect just forgets about the keyboard and it's really hard to manage a team like that.

The Software Craftsmanship is a good example of how very important advices can be written in a few lines of text where the important ideas are summarized in four principal advices that tell us like programmers that if we want to be better professionals following the software craftsmanship we have to be aware of helping others to do quality software, response to the change and add value to the product with it, strengthen the community of professionals with my contribution and search a good productive partnerships in the projects.

 It is important to mention that there is too much importance in the developers teams related to collaboration and having good practice in a way to  be sure that all members of the team  are informed with the all related to the project and we have to keep in mind coding considering that in the future we want to change something, so the code must be able to change without breaking something else. In conclusion, Bob Martin have a lot of knowledge of how to this Software Craftsmanship Manifesto works, and is important knowing the point of this, to future generations. 'cause at it says, knowledge is everywhere and we need to use that, to get this new industries that want the best of the best, specially with software architects.

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