How to become a better programmer, Pete Goodliffe Keynote, JUCE Summit 2015

About Pete Goodliffe
Pete is a lead developer for AKAI, a software development columnist, a musician, and author. His projects range from OS implementation, through audio codecs, to multimedia applications; from embedded firmware, through iOS development, to desktop applications. Pete’s been working with JUCE for many years, producing industry-leading audio applications.

[@32mb-memory]

can't believe this dude just decided to quote the 'lovely' margaret thatcher for this talk

[@RoamingAdhocrat]

Fantastic talk. Thanks for uploading it!

[@aethyraa2394]

Thank you for the presentation of these programming practices. I guess it depends on where the "10,000 hours" reference comes from, but for me this whole line of thinking is erroneous - does it take the same 10,000 hours to master bouncing a ball as it does to master advanced applied topology? Without involving some kind of sophistry? How long it takes to master something in this world is in large part determined by proportion. Maybe I'm missing the reference, though.

[@krishofstadter]

great!

[@Beatsbasteln]

lol, i thought he's a bit like Sheogorath all the time and then he suddenly jus talked about cheese and went total Sheogorath! nice :)

[@dumbpublichater9365]

this guy is clever but trying to be funny

[@tw7522]

Incredible amount of irritable chaos as for 47 minutes.