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When Async Code Feedback is Fastest
When waiting makes for faster integration
Jan 4
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Steve Berczuk
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When Async Code Feedback is Fastest
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Psych: An engaging introduction to Psychology
Paul Bloom's latest book is entertaining and informative
Jan 4
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Steve Berczuk
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Psych: An engaging introduction to Psychology
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December 2024
Getting to Agile Codelines: Forces and Release Lines
Even when you know the right answer, it may not work for everyone.
Dec 27, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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Getting to Agile Codelines: Forces and Release Lines
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A fun book about language
"Says Who" by Anne Curzan is a great book if you use (and enjoy) language
Dec 12, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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Developer Workspaces
Effective Main Line (or Trunk Based) development starts in the developer workspace.
Dec 3, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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September 2024
Feature Partner
You want a Code Review, or maybe you use Pull Requests, but you don't Pair Program, or maybe you do, but you want an external perspective. How do you…
Sep 3, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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Merge Request
Pull Request processes can slow down a team. But using a PR as a tool, with the right process can improve Remote Collaboration and Flow,
Sep 2, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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August 2024
A Code Review Pattern
I've had a change to spend some time updating the codeline patterns. Having someone give feedback on your code can be useful --sometimes. If the…
Aug 30, 2024
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Review: The Biggest Ideas in the Universe
An ambitious attempt to make essential equations understandable to the rest of us.
Aug 29, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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Main Line - Updated
Getting working code integrated working isn't always a matter of just doing it. The Main Line Pattern describes why getting code to Main Line rapidly is…
Aug 29, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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Task Branch- Updated
An update to an earlier post based about using branches to manage work on an agile team. A Task Branch helps keep an active Main Line.
Aug 28, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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July 2024
Learning by Problem Solving
Building something that solves a problem is often more useful and compelling than simply reading about a tool and working through tutorials.
Jul 8, 2024
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Steve Berczuk
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