So as I build the week up, I’m adding Days onto it, but what do they look like?
Now we’ve gone through how the month is modeled, we need to see how weeks are being built.
In case you haven’t noticed, a lot of my posts recently have been using gist. It’s an awesome tool that’s freely available which allows you to write snippets of code in a variety of languages.
So we’ve seen what the Calendar looks like, and how it’s building it’s Months, but what goes into building a Month?
So my ViewModel basically starts with the idea of a Calendar and it’s Events. So what did I end up making that look like? Let’s disregard the markup for now, because how it looks isn’t really what we’re talking about here. What we’re talking about is how the Calendar and it’s Events are modeled.
Your team has been in the Learning stage and it’s heading into the Self-Organizing stage. Team members have learned the skills necessary to become self-organizing now, and everything gets done whether you’re there or not. This is where a lot of people get scared. What good am I as a lead if I’m not needed anymore? Couldn’t my higher ups just fire me and let the team do it’s thing?
that I’m exposing too many details to the user of my code. The developer has to know intimate details about how to set up both the Ellipse and the Circle in order to calculate their areas effectively. In one case, the Ellipse, the runner has to know to set the major and minor axes, while for the Circle, they have know to set the Radius.
