How do you think when you're coding?
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Software engineers spend a lot of time "in a code environment" for various reasons (along with time writing design documents etc, of course). How much attention do you pay do how you spend this time?
Do you think and act the same way when diagnosing a problem as when fixing it? How about when you're writing a prototype vs when you're writing a production feature? Does hobby coding feel like professional coding? In this talk, Jon will reflect on how he thinks when coding – not as a directive for you to do the same thing, but as an example of how you might think about coding, encouraging you to reflect on your own practices. What works really well? Which practices are "nice to have" and which ones are crucial, leading to real problems if you ignore them? Expect to have more questions than answers by the end of the session - but questions that you'll need to ask yourself and your team.

- Jon Skeet is a Staff Developer Platform Engineer at Google, working on Google Cloud Platform client libraries for .NET, working from home (or rather, his shed) in Reading
- He's best known for contributions to Stack Overflow as well as his book, C# in Depth. Additionally he is the primary maintainer of the Noda Time date/time library for .NET
- Outside of software, Jon is a committed Christian, and enjoys theatre (particularly musical theatre), playing board games, and spending time with his amazing family