Summary of Etre développeur: grandir et se développer (Gaëtan Eleouet )

00:00:00 - 00:45:00

In this video, Gaëtan Eleouet discusses how experienced developers need to continue to learn new technologies in order to stay ahead of the competition. He provides tips on how developers can improve their skills, and emphasizes the importance of self-improvement.

• 00:00:00 Gaëtan Eleouet discusses his 30-year-old memory of receiving a Porsche as a gift, and how it made him realize that he is not a good driver or coder, but is a professional driver and developer. He talks about the importance of being a developer, and how it is not just knowing how to code, but also being able to overcome complexity in one's product. He also discusses the importance of education in developing coding and driving skills, and how they will become increasingly important in the years to come.
• 00:05:00 Gaëtan Eleouet explains how to build a simple web server that he named "Red Blue" because of the team's colors. He then goes on to explain how to persist data using Spring and StringData. He concludes the video by demonstrating how to test the application.
• 00:10:00 Gaëtan Eleouet, a developer, talks about how being deliberate in one's development process helps achieve better outcomes, and how to avoid common developer pitfalls. He provides an example of modifying an object in his repository, and explains that in order to maintain atomicity and correctness when making updates, Rails needs help from Spring.
• 00:15:00 Gaëtan Eleouet, a software developer, discusses the importance of developing personal standards for quality and productivity, and how to maintain them over time. He cites Jeff Beck's "9 Rules of Professional Software Development" as a model for developing these standards.
• 00:20:00 Gaëtan Eleouet describes nine rules for developing software effectively, based on his own experience and that of others in the industry. These include developing quality software, communicating with team members effectively, and having a focus on customer satisfaction. He also discusses how the industry has changed in the past two decades and how this has affected the way developers develop software. Eleouet discusses how developers should constantly be learning and adapting to new technologies in order to stay ahead of the competition.
• 00:25:00 In this video, Gaëtan Eleouet discusses the importance of persisting through practice in order to achieve success, and how reversing the "Martinon club" can help developers become more effective and efficient. He goes on to talk about the principles of effective development, which are: -Permanence: Developing a practice that will help you grow and develop over time. -Complicated things are less complicated when you take into account the principles. -Reverse the "Martinon club" and learn to apply the same principles in your daily work, which will help you achieve your goals. -There are six principles that are essential to effective development: -Respect for the user. -Care for the codebase. -Communication. -Diversifying your skills. -Being flexible and adaptive.
• 00:30:00 This video discusses how experienced developers need to continue to learn new technologies and get buried under the never-ending stream of new technologies that arrives permanently. To keep up, they will need to base their knowledge on things they know and use their intuition to expand their understanding of these new concepts. They will also need to change their ways of working to allow their knowledge to grow and to challenge their intuitions. In the end, they will create a database that records team scores using Java Line and JB BI.
• 00:35:00 Gaëtan Eleouet discusses his experiences as a developer, growing and developing as a result. He talks about the various changes he's made over the years, from becoming more lightweight to starting up in just three 150 ms intervals. He also reveals that he's written code in SQL and used the word "event" in his database. This change of toolset has allowed him to rethink how he approaches developing his applications, leading to more efficient and simpler code. He concludes by saying that being a developer is about having a passion for what you do and being driven to improve every day.
• 00:40:00 Gaëtan Eleouet discusses the difficulties of being a developer, and how developing a passion for your work can help you overcome these challenges. He also shares an article about how experienced developers handle working with new challenges.
• 00:45:00 This video is about how to grow and develop as a developer. Gaëtan Eleouet talks about some of the things that can help you become a better developer. He covers topics such as learning new programming languages, debugging techniques, and how to create effective software. He emphasizes the importance of self-improvement, and encourages viewers to keep learning and growing as a developer.