https://firstlaw.io/tags/software-development/Recent content in Software Development on First Law of RoboticsHugoen-usFri, 27 Oct 2023 14:10:21 +0300https://firstlaw.io/posts/mid-senior-dev/Fri, 27 Oct 2023 14:10:21 +0300https://firstlaw.io/posts/mid-senior-dev/<p>Software development is not just a profession; it&rsquo;s an art, a science, and a journey. At different stages of this journey, we find ourselves with varying levels of expertise and problem-solving skills. A frequent question that comes up is, what sets a senior developer apart from a middle-level developer? The answer may surprise you: It&rsquo;s less about the code you write and more about the problems you solve.</p> <h2 id="defining-roles">Defining Roles</h2> <p>Middle Developers: Generally, middle developers are proficient in coding and can build features, fix bugs, and understand the project at a reasonable depth. They are essential team members who contribute significantly to the codebase.</p>https://firstlaw.io/posts/rfc/Wed, 28 Jun 2023 14:10:21 +0300https://firstlaw.io/posts/rfc/<p>Today my colleague shared that they started to use RFCs inside of their development team. I was surprised in a way that I thought &ldquo;why it&rsquo;s not a common practice?&rdquo;. I know that it&rsquo;s not a common practice because I never used it in my previous companies. But I think it&rsquo;s a good practice and I want to share it with you.</p> <h2 id="what-is-rfc">What is RFC?</h2> <p>RFC stands for Request for Comments. It&rsquo;s a document that describes a new feature or a change to the existing system. It should describe a problem and proposed solution. It&rsquo;s used to discuss the change with the team and to get feedback from the team.</p>