Brooks Johnson

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

I’m not sure I’d call it a debate. I think it’s too asymmetric for that.

On one side you have significant evidence that workable high-quality systems can be efficiently created by AI agents driven by disciplined humans who don’t spend a lot of time reading the code.

On the other side you have emotional predictions of the doom and disaster that will be caused by AI slop; but no evidence contradicting the above.

It is certainly true that humans can drive agents to create horrible messes. It’s also certainly true that humans can create horrible messes all by themselves.

Disciplined humans create good systems, regardless of whether they use agents or not. Those who use agents are simply more productive.

IMHO.

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

@mattpocockuk I have a skill called session summary I run. before every /clear. It does what you would expect. Did a skill or agent miss something.. should we add a hook, etc etc. Once a week I run a second skill called Consolidate Memory To separate the wheat from the chaff

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

@AskAaronLee

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The Builder Pattern Part 1 #salesforce https://t.co/Gfp9ZRkget via @YouTube

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The Two Pointer Technique using https://t.co/SblrsM0Jxi https://t.co/cPSrYm6sYe via @YouTube

#Salesforce #softwareengineering

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

I thought I would make some shorter videos using Marting Fowler's book refactoring

Refactoring Part 1: Replace Conditional With Guard Clause https://t.co/s7HjEqq6tn via @YouTube

#Salesforce #SoftwareEngineering

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

LeetCode 1: TwoSum in Apex and Java https://t.co/an7Vss6DpZ via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

Problem Solving Patterns in Apex: The Frequency Counter https://t.co/BTyUJHt9Sq via @YouTube

[I Am Devloper @iamdevloper]

if there's not a one-liner fix I can copy-and-paste from stack overflow, I'm gonna presume this a problem that can't be solved

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

The Singly Linked List. Data Structures and Algorithms in Apex https://t.co/y5TNytdJeP via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

Pass by Reference and Pass by Value in the Salesforce Apex Programming... https://t.co/xhamz1gwVU via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

The Observer Pattern In Apex https://t.co/KR6mxCznA3 via @YouTube

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Build a rock paper scissors game with Salesforce's Lightning Web Compone... https://t.co/mDzrQfq2rC via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

Into to Bitwise Operations in the Salesforce Apex programming language https://t.co/kauJ74HH36 via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

Is Valid Palindrome: Leetcode 125 in the Salesforce Apex programing lang... https://t.co/TXAl3TQHzk via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

LeetCode 217: Contains Duplicates In Salesforce Apex Programming Language https://t.co/dpnpYlyPWJ via @YouTube

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Concatenation of Array - LeetCode https://t.co/RNPuEM18py

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

Binary Search in the Salesforce Apex programing language https://t.co/UAkpqPPWoZ via @YouTube

[Brooks Johnson @BrooksJohnson72]

This week's video.. It doesn't get much simpler.
Data Structures and Algorithms in Apex: Linear Search https://t.co/wPzmK12vXa via @YouTube

#Salesforce #SoftwareEngineer #100daysofcodechallenge

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Data Structures and Algorithms in Apex: Recursion https://t.co/yU3yY03wwA via @YouTube

#salesforce #Developers