2. Sufficient language skills to retain and increase conceptual integrity of our code.
3. Positive command of their chosen programming language(s)
4. Sufficient understanding of the concept of coding standards (e.g., Clean Code)
5. Sufficient command of the programming frameworks used in their working context.
6. Sufficient command of the central programming and architectural paradigm(s) of their development context.
E.g., Object-Oriented, and functional paradigms for the Java developers, functional and reactive programming paradigms for front end developers. REST-paradigm for all involved in developing our system.
7.
Sufficient skills in development practices required by the agile approach.
- Especially test-driven development (TDD) in general.
- Automated unit testing in particular
- Automated API-testing
- Automated End to end testing.
- Defining the tests collaboratively
- Capability to participate to Story mapping.
- Capability to participate to the behaviour driven development (BDD)- test definition.
8. Sufficient understanding of usability concepts expressed in Nielsens heuristics.