larlet-fr-david/david/stream/2015/05/10/index.md

title: Leçons apprises

> 1. Start small, then extend.
> 2. Change one thing at a time.
> 3. Add logging and error handling early.
> 4. All new lines must be executed at least once.
> 5. Test the parts before the whole.
> 6. Everything takes longer than you think.
> 7. First understand the existing code.
> 8. Read and run.
> 9. There will always be bugs.
> 10. Solve trouble reports.
> 11. Reproduce the problem.
> 12. Fix the known errors, then see what’s left.
> 13. Assume no coincidences.
> 14. Correlate with timestamps.
> 15. Face to face has the highest bandwidth.
> 16. Rubber ducking.
> 17. Ask.
> 18. Share credit.
> 19. Try it.
> 20. Sleep on it.
> 21. Change.
> 22. Keep learning.
> 
> <cite>*[Lessons Learned in Software Development](http://henrikwarne.com/2015/04/16/lessons-learned-in-software-development/)* ([cache](/david/cache/69f55dc0fc1958d1c165a75300aef06b/))</cite>

Excellente liste à méditer. Dommage qu’il n’y ait aucune notion de plaisir et de motivation dans tout ça. Cela me semble pourtant essentiel dans notre métier.