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Good practices — why are they good?

on YouTube 46m
TalkinSpanishat CAS 2019 · 2019-11-22..11-23· [engineering-leadership]

speaker

name:Aitor Alzola
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resources

video:https://youtu.be/075GXLtzOhs
slides:none on file

summary

The talk examines which software development “best practices” are actually appropriate at different stages of a project, contrasting needs for an MVP versus a mature product and for forming versus mature teams. It reviews concrete agile practices—automated tests, continuous integration, continuous delivery/deployment, Git Flow, refactoring, collective code ownership, and pair programming—and discusses when and how to apply them, illustrated with over 20 years of industry experience and examples from Sherpa.ai.

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chapters (5)

  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:52What is a good practice?
  3. 2:08Business + Technology
  4. 17:2825.000 pruebas automáticas 15.000 pruebas interpretación 12.000 e2e metalingua 300 e2e sdk
  5. 26:40Collective ownership of the code

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