Here is a personal collection of highlight quotes, notes and summaries on different articles and books I read, talks I watch, courses I attend and those topics which I love to learn of. Doing this helps me in my learning process. It takes longer and I usually forget tons of stuff, but it's still worth it.
- A Journey into Pair Programming, by Jennifer Schrader. php[architect] Feb. 2020
- The Scrum Guide™, by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland Nov. 2017
- Getting Empirical about Refactoring, by Michael Feathers Feb. 2011
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- Advanced Design Patterns: Design Principles, by Eric Freeman. LinkedIn Learning
- Agile Fundamentals, by Stephen Haunts. Pluralsight
- Buenas prácticas de BDD con Gherkin, by Dani Latorre, Javier Rubio. CodelyTV
- Contributing to an Open Source Project on GitHub, by Kamran Ayub. Pluralsight
- Learning How to Learn, by Barbara Oakley. Courseraa
- Outside-In Test-Driven Development, by Mark Seemann. Pluralsight
- Shipping Docker, by Chris Fidao. Servers for Hackers
- Software Architecture: Domain-Driven Design, by Allen Holub. Linkedin Learning
- Integrated Tests are a Scan, by J. B. Rainsberger. DevConFu 2013
- Fundamental Theorem of Agile Software Development, by J. B. Rainsberger. Øredev conference 2013
- Extreme Programming 20 years later, by Kent Beck. Lean IT Summit 2015
- Hexagonal Architecture, Message-Oriented Software Design by Matthias Noback. PHP Barcelona 2015
- Nothing is Something, by Sandi Metz. RailsConf 2015
- Extremely defensive PHP, by Marco Pivetta- GrUSP phpDay 2017
- Massively Scaled High Performance Web Services with PHP, by Demin Yin. PHP UK Conference 2019
- CQRS and Event Sourcing, by Oliver Sturm. International PHP Conference 2019
- Advanced Web Application Architecture, by Matthias Noback. PHP Barcelona 2019
- A view in the PHP Virtual Machine, by Julien Pauli. SymfonyCon 2019 Amsterdam
- Domain Modeling Made Functional, by Scott Wlaschin. Explore DDD 2019
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Inspired in this repository, here is my personal learning space. I keep it for myself, if you are thinking about adding your own summaries it may be a better idea to start your own.
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