Social Human Architecture for Beginners and the Flip Side of Dependency Injection - PHPUGHH
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- Hamburg
Social Human Architecture for Beginners
General
By Sebastian Schürmann (@sschuermann) (scrum master)
PHP Benelux
Works at mytaxi.de
People
- introversion vs extroversion (thinking is internal or externalized)
- nobody is one at all (just introvert for thinking or feeling)
- talk to you team about it (try to express everybody on a scale to get better understanding)
- take a look to "Maslows hierarchy of needs"
- self actualization
- esteem
- love/belonging
- safety
- physiological
- internet ;-)
- try to create your own needs of hierarchy
- use "non-violent communication" (Marshall Rosenberg)
- observation (just the facts)
- feelings (just feeling good or bad won't cut it, try to express yourself)
- needs (we all have them, feeling bad? need is not fulfilled)
- honest request
Groups
- psychology of programming by Gerald Weinberg
- egoless programming
- stages of group development
- forming
- storming
- norming
- performing
- storming [...]
Motivation
- engagement can be reached by
- autonomy
- mastery
- purpose
- let people get into the flow state
- try a fed-ex day (people can do what they want)
The Flip Side of Dependency Injection
General
- Arne Blankerts
- Author of phpab and phpDox
- slides available to talks.thephp.cc
Do Not
- do not add to much dependecies (thing is doing to much)
- do not hide dependencies by using a container (it's like throwing in "the config")
Do
- all dependencies must be in code
- separate object creation from usage
- there must be the ability to choose the actual implementation on runtime
How to Get There
- use a factory with explicite API (instead of "get('Foo')", do "getFoo()")
- avoid injecting factories, try to use locators (locators are returning "FooInterface" and using factories for instance creation)
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