Things Software Engineers Don't Learn In School

Hey guys!
Lately, I've been reflecting on something that's been on my mind: I never got the lowdown on code reviews, version control systems, and the art of balancing speed and quality during my degree. So, I figured, why not have a chat about it?
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[@sihlejali8453]

Yeah the Software Eng industry is one of the few where the more you learn the more you realize how little you know 🤣, its actually crazy lol

[@TheTshegofatso]

Yes, so true! 😂🫣

[@decenart8542]

Code reviews are important. Honestly I don't like admitting this but I don't believe everything should be tested. Like sometimes having a lot of tests slows down the project

[@givenchauke3125]

we had a project and my group did not test thoroughly like our individual parts of the code and guess what the code crashed when we were presenting

[@TheTshegofatso]

It's understandable to have reservations about testing everything. Sometimes, excessive testing can indeed slow down the project and impede progress. It's all about finding the right balance. 💯

[@wonderkganyago6587]

Hi mam....lets say i have an app in mind i want to create, and would like to include my friends in making it, is there a way i can make sure that they dont steal my idea and make it theirs, or i should just do it alone?

[@TheTshegofatso]

Consider having your friends sign an NDA to protect your idea before discussing it