Craftsman

	The Craftsman #31 Turn Off This Force Field Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's time: 1330, 2/21/2002 As Alphonse grudgingly acknowledges yet again the value of unit tests, he delves into database theory with Jerry - and Avery, eventually, emerges from the woodshed. The Software Development Reprint is entitled .
	The Craftsman #30 The Woodshed Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's time: 1230, 2/21/2002 As Avery and Jean are sequestered for some serious attitude adjustment, our apprentice Alphonse proceeds with Jerry on the dosage tracker testing. Will they actually get something done before Avery and Jean emerge? The Software Development Reprint is entitled .
	The Craftsman #29 Move the Date Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's time: 1130, 2/21/2002 Is all this testing nonsense just make-work for morons? After working on the suit registration requirement for nearly four hours, the only production code the team's got to show for it is ... The Software Development Reprint is entitled .
	The Craftsman #28 An Encapsulation Break Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's time: 1100, 2/21/2002 In the high-G end of the gamma arm, Jasmine and Jerry lock horns on object-oriented philosophy. Alphonse and Avery look on and ask some pertinent questions. The Software Development Reprint is entitled .
	The Craftsman #27 Carole's way, or the HighWay Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's Time: 1000, 2/21/2002 Avery's obstinate resistance to acceptance tests creates a stumbling block for the DTracker team, as our intrepid apprentice Alphonse wisely decides to remain neutral. The Software Development Reprint is entitled .
	The Craftsman #26 A Tabled Requirement Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ship's Time: 0900, 2/21/2002 Taking the plunge into a safety-critical project, Alphonse and the team wrangle out an acceptance test - but competitive currents threaten to sink their progress. The Software Development Reprint entitled Red Light, Green Light is
	The Craftsman #25 Register Suit Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Ships Time: 0800, 2/21/2002 Alphonse and Avery explore the reqiurements of the Dosage Tracking system with their customer. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #24 Oh No! Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Alphonse and Avery start working on a new project: The Dosimeter Tracker. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #23 Raggedy. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2001				Alphonse and Avery get a lot of good work done while developing a rapport. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #22 Bug Eye. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				Alphonse meets Avery, a somewhat nervous and know-it-all apprentice. Click to see the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #21 Patchwork Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				After our apprentice stops fidgeting about being patronized, he learns a thing or two about putting two and two together -- and cleaning up after himself. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #20 Backslide Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				The thrill of independent effort soon pales when Jerry rains on Alphonse's parade. Painfully, our apprentice realizes the bitter truth -- and pushes the delete key. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #19 Teaching Tolerance Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2004				As our apprentice grows accustomed to his new mentor's deceptively slow pace, he learns a lesson in appreciation of both her knowledge and her knitting. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #18 Slow and Steady Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				When his new mentor's pokey pace seems to make progress a thing of the past, Alphonse blows up and learns a lesson about the importance of taking your time. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #17 Call in the Guards Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Expecting the worst after his run in with jasmine, Slphonse learns a new use for the if statement and and discovers that his new mentor's mundane facade belies a rigorous mind. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #16 Excess Politesse Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				An overdose of etiquette helps Alphonse, now chastened by embarrassment, complete the code -- but the New Jasmine makes him awfully uncomfortable. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #15 Ess Are Pee Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				In which our enthusiastic apprentice cleans up his file at Jasmine's request, while conducting an imaginary dialogue that gets him in way over his head -- all by himself. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #14 Transaction Actions Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Working with a new journeyman is a harrowing experience for Alphonse. Can he withstand Jasmine's gimlet eye-and live up to his new nickname? Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #13: Objects. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Alphonse surprises Jerry by finding a more elegant solution to shipping a file over a socket. In the process, he meets Jasmine, his new tutor. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #12: Three Ugly Lines Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Jerry and Alphonse attempt to ship a file over a socket. They discover ugliness. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #11: What's main() got to do with it? Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				This article begins the SMCRemote project. Alphonse learns that main() is often the last function you want to write. Click to see the Software Development refprint.
	The Craftsman #10: Dangling Threads (Iterations Unbound) Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Alphonse and Jerry learn the consequences of modifying containers in different threads. Click to see the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #9: Dangerous Threads Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Alphonse and Jerry discover the frustrating and bizzare world of concurrent threads. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #8: Socket Service 3 (Tests are a form of documentation) Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Alphonse and Jerry work on the socket service project. Alphonse learns that unit tests are a form of design documentation. click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #7: Mocket to me. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2003				Digging deeper into the SocketService framework, Jerry and Alphonse find that substituting tests into the real application code can lead to designs that meet the needs of real users-is this a job for the MockObject pattern? Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #6: Once is not Enough. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2002				The first time I ran the SocketServer test, it passed, but Jerry was not convinced. Sure enough, further tests failed. Was I losing it? How can a program behave like that? Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #5: Baby Steps Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2002				It seemed like incremental absurdity, but Jerry's madness concealed a method: Sneaking up on a solution one test case at a time made me realize I was actually learning something. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #4: A Test of Patience. Robert C. Martin Software Development , 2002				The apprentice struggles with his mentor's quixotic guidance: Spend hours or days writing code, and then blithely throw it away? How pointless is that? Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #3: Clarity and Collaboration. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2002				Though I hate to admit it, when Mr. C's journeyman tore my maiden effort to shreds, he taught me some important lessons in simplicity and the necessity of teamwork. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #2: Crash Diet Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2002				On day two of my apprenticeship, I learned how to cut my code down to size—by dividing a gargantuan function into logical concepts—and began to understand the value of organization. Click for the Software Development reprint.
	The Craftsman #1 Opening Disaster. Robert C. Martin Software Development, 2002				I was delighted to be accepted as Mr. C’s apprentice. But despite high hopes, my first attempt at coding for the master developer quickly hacked my hubris down to size. Would I make it? Click for the Software Development reprint.