Leadership
Outcome-based Development with Bryan Finster
5-minute DevOps author Bryan Finster joins me to discuss why continuous delivery is about outcome, not speed.
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Leadership
Asynchronous Communication is the future for dev teams
The unanimous shift towards a remote work structure in 2020 has also prompted a new way to communicate more effectively, asynchronous communication.
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Cate Huston (Director of Engineering at DuckDuckGo) joined the Dev Interrupted discord community to answer some frequently asked questions.
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Dev methodology… a lot of people are fussy about it, but we’re not. In fact, we made up our own. You should too. Here’s why and how.
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Dev teams went hybrid remote overnight. Asynchronous Development is the new methodology for remote team success.
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16 ways to make your daily stand-up better with LinearB
Visualize progress, show WIP and completed work, and flag high-risk code to make your daily standup worth the time.
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The new LinearB Team Performance Dashboard: empowering continuous improvement
LinearB’s new Performance dashboard uses team-based metrics to show data trends across time.
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Leadership
How to Run a Data-driven Dev Team Without Being a Performance Tyrant
Not all dev leads that stack rank their devs are bad managers. Many have good intentions but get caught in the “data-driven trap”.
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