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Mob Programming - Entwicklertag Frankfurt 2016
The document discusses mob programming, a collaborative software development approach where the entire team works together on the same task in real-time. Key elements include using a single computer for coding, following specific rules, and gradually adapting practices that suit the team best. Resources, advantages, and observations related to mob programming are provided through links and recommendations.
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- 2. –Woody Zuill “All thebrilliant people working on the same thing, at the same time, in the same space, on the same computer.”
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- 25. Setup • External Keyboard& Mouse • Everybody Looks at the Same Screen • Line Numbers in Editor Tasks • Simple, Refactoring, or Kata Dogma • Start with a strict ruleset • Gradually replace rules by what works best for you • Try different things!
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- 28. “Yes, and…” Treat everyonewith kindness, consideration, and respect. RULES
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- 30. Point of Sale(Kata) Suggestion: Build it Top-Down
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- 32. Resources • Time Lapseof a Day with Mob Programming http://bit.ly/MobProgrammingVideo • Advantages of Mob Programming https://agilein3minut.es/32/ • A Growing Compendium of Tips and Practices https://leanpub.com/mobprogrammingguidebook • Theme Website http://mobprogramming.org/ • The “Original” Slides by Woody Zuill http://www.slideshare.net/andrefaria/mob-programming
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