Anti-If Campaign

Craig Larman joins the Anti-IF Campaign.

Since version 3, the objective of the Anti-IF Campaign is to seek and disseminate effective evolutionary object-oriented development techniques. Thus, we are opening up a new area of research into the costs of software evolution and have created a new questionnaire on how programmers work that to help us collect data.

Catch Francesco Cirillo at IAD 2011 in Rome, Italy.

Catch Francesco Cirillo at XPDays 2011 in the beautiful city of Karlsruhe, Germany.

Catch Francesco Cirillo at Better Software 2011 in the beautiful city of Florence, Italy.

Your Worst Code for Better Software 2011 is a fun competition that awards a prize to the person who sends in the worst code. The winner will receive a full reimbursement to Better Software 2011 plus an Anti-IF Addicted t-shirt.

The new Anti-IF School has just launched! The goal of the School? To save weekends and life years by reducing software system complexity, starting from the simple things like whether or not to put your next IF.

Kent Beck joins the Anti-IF Campaign

Lasse Koskela joins the Anti-IF Campaign

Bill Wake joins the Anti-IF Campaign