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As presented at London Web Standards, on Monday 14th November 2011. This talk isn't brain science. Some teams are better than others. Some get more done, some have more bugs. What they all can be though, is better. In this session, Neil Crosby witters on about some of the things that he's done to help create a better functioning team.

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Previously?
Lead Developer,
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CAS TL E!

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THE ZOMBIE THAT
WOULD NOT DIE!

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This
isn’t rocket science

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Continuous Peer Review

http://thecodetrain.co.uk/2011/01/dev-checks/
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Before any task is
moved into test,
a developer who
didn’t work on it
must say that they
are happy with how it’s
been completed.
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After every task,
Ask questions @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

Does anything worry you?

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Go back into
development
if necessary

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Sometimes people do
things wrong

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People die get ill

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Peer review helps
the team

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Standards
are Good

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PHP_CodeSniffer

Documentation K&R braces
Spaces, Consistent
not tabs spacing

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Break the Standard?
Break the Build.
@NeilCrosby #lwsteam

Break the Tests?
Break the Build.

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“For every
addition of knowledge
you forget something
that you knew before”

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Perform Pair
Programming
(where appropriate)

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Enhance Progressively

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Don’t work
out of hours

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7. TE RR OR AT T HE CAS TL E! @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

8. THE ZOMBIE THAT WOULD NOT DIE! @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

9. We wanted better @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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11. This isn’t rocket science @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

12. Continuous Peer Review http://thecodetrain.co.uk/2011/01/dev-checks/ @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

13. Before any task is moved into test, a developer who didn’t work on it must say that they are happy with how it’s been completed. @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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17. Sometimes people do things wrong @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

18. People die get ill @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

19. Peer review helps the team @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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29. “For every addition of knowledge you forget something that you knew before” @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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31. Perform Pair Programming (where appropriate) @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

32. Enhance Progressively @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

33. Don’t work out of hours @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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35. Socialise @NeilCrosby #lwsteam

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