This month I did the following things:

• Book Club: Actually reading The Software Craftsman by Sandro Mancuso, and NonViolent Comunication by Marshall B. Rosenberg.
• Typing training: I started doing some typing training at typing.com. There are other options, like typingstudy.com, typingclub.com or cursomeca.com. I’ll try them soon.
• Software design patterns: I started reviewing software design patterns at sourcemaking.com. This is something I need to improve, in order to know and understand them better.
• Code Smells: I’m studying code smells, with the help of Rachel, and also at sourcemaking.com. To know when something is wrong, is as important as to know when it’s right.
• My blog: This month I started publishing some posts on my blog. Now that I started, I have a lot of ideas for new posts. You’ll see them soon published!!

I read all these posts and videos during August:

• Lobotomy to your object-oriented thinking elegant
• Why you should work remotely
• How do you know your code is bad
• For the perfect programmer
• Squash your commits with git rebase
• P3 Quality
• Multi module
• What is a 10x programmer
• What nobody tells you when you decide to learn how to code
• In defence of software craftsmanship
• Design your code readability
• Object oriented programming strikes back
• Avoid software outsourcing disaster
• The tragedy of 100% ccode coverage
• Joaquín Engelmo (@kinisoftware) - La cultura importa
• My first steps as an embedded sw craftswoman
• Keyboard shortcuts
• A reflection on software craftsmanship
• 11 best ways to improve your emotional intelligence
• Just a developer
• I’m proud to be a programmer
• Light access dsl
• The most intolerant wins the dictatorship of the small minority
• Don’t forget the second step
• How to do technical blogging
• Tools that make me fast and productive
• 3 effective ways to maintain high energy levels at work for software engineers
• A day in the life of a programmer
• The art of defensive programming
• 8 ways to become a better coder

Always learning!! Always improving!! Always sharing!!