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The Guest: A Guide To Code Hospitality

Talkat GORUCO 2016 · on Saturday, 2016-06-25· [developer-experience, soft-skills]
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An Airbnb guest named Alex arrives and a tidy flat plus a welcome pack (tube map, tips, tourist book) proves the metaphor: clean readable code, diagrams and storyful READMEs let newcomers orient themselves. Pairing on Ignition Works’ process-documentation system, drawing a role‑activity diagram, and doing one-on-one retros turn confusion into clarity so a stalled feature ships quickly. Advice includes README sections (history, approaches, walkthrough), generous “give fish then teach fishing” onboarding, and using Nonviolent Communication for focused feedback.

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  1. 0:00Start
  2. 0:21STORY ONE
  3. 3:00Code Hospitality
  4. 4:49INTRODUCTION
  5. 5:05Did you enjoy it?
  6. 6:49SETTING THE TONE
  7. 7:03MINDSET
  8. 7:50CLEANING
  9. 8:52ORIENTATION
  10. 13:20BALANCE
  11. 16:54DELIVERING VALUE
  12. 24:48Feedback is hard
  13. 25:07environment.
  14. 27:08Judgement
  15. 29:21FAQs
  16. 30:10#codehospitality
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