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The document provides suggestions for how YIPL can become a better software company technically. It recommends implementing processes like code quality checks, pair programming, code reviews, test automation, continuous integration, logging and monitoring. It also stresses the importance of following best practices, automation, and using tools like Docker, Vagrant, Capistrano, GitLab CI, New Relic and Graylog. The overall message is that technical improvement requires ongoing effort including practicing processes, reading best practices, and choosing order over chaos through quality measures.

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HOWTOBECOMEABETTER
SOFTWARECOMPANY
TECHNICALLY
BY:GESHANMANANDHAR

GESHANMANANDHAR
QUALITYANDMAINTENANCELEAD,NAMSHI.COM
CO-FOUNDERYIPL
@GESHAN
GESHAN.COM.NP

DOYOUWANTYIPLTOBECOMEABETTER
SOFTWARECOMPANY,TECHNICALLY?

DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERSOFTWARE
ENGINEER/DEVELOPER/PROGRAMMER?

DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERDESIGNER/FRONTEND
ENGINEER?

DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERSYSADMIN/SYSTEM
ENGINEER/DEVOPSENGINEER?

"YOUCANNOTIMPROVEWHATYOUCANNOT
MEASURE"-W.EDWARDSDEMING

IMPROVINGCODEANDDECREASINGTECHNICAL
DEBTISALWAYSAGOODAPPROACH.

WILLTOIMPROVEISANATTITUDENOTAONETIME
JOB,REQUIRESLOTSOFPRACTICEANDPERSISTENCE.

THINKOF3THINGSTHATYOUTHINKWILLIMPROVE
YIPLTECHNICALLY
TELLMETHENO.1INYOULIST

PROCESSMANAGEMENT
ISSUEFLOW
Kanban based
Supports scrum
Best of both
GITFLOW
Check VCS best practices
Simplified
Full
BOTHAREINTERRELATED.

SOFTWAREQUALITY
QATOOLS
Follow by PHP-FIG - use , andPSR standard CS Fixer
Security Checker
Codacy.com
AUTOMATEDTESTING
with check for referencePHPUnit Mockery Jumph
Possibility of using Behat
CONTINUOUSINTEGRATION( )CI
orGitLab CI Shippable.com

SOFTWAREQUALITY
LOGGINGANDMONITORING
Log activities with orGrayLog Logstash
Monitor real-time with NewRelic
COLLABORATIONAND
DOCUMENTATION
Code Review
Pair Programming
Document Important Things

AUTOMATION
VIRTUALIZEDENVIRONMENT
- Dev and ProductionDocker
- generally devVagrant
AUTOMATEDDEPLOYMENT
Capistrano
GENERALAUTOMATION
When you push to GitLab, a notification is triggered in a
bot room in Hipchat
When you push to GitLab, it automatilly pushes to
Bitbucket and runs the build
Hipchat is notified about deployment start and progress

FASTFORWARDTO2015Q1,WEHAVECODEQUALITY
CHECKSIN GITPRECOMMIT HOOK

WEHAVESOFTWAREENGINEERSDOINGPAIR
PROGRAMMING

WEHAVEACISERVICETELLINGOURTESTBUILD
PASSEDORFAILEDASWEHAVETESTS

RECAP
We need processes to improve developer productivity
It takes some time for following processes to become a
habit.
Reading and implementing best practices is one of the
best practice.
It's not only about the tools/technologies. It's also about
how you use them.
I am suggesting ideas that could help improve YIPL
technically.

DOYOUWANTTOSEEMR.COOCONFUSEDDUETO
CHAOS?

CREDITS
http://science.raphael.poss.name/programming-levels/prog-
skill-matrix.png/
http://www.openlawlab.com/2014/07/16/designers-mindsets
sketchnote-design-process/
http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/wp-
content/uploads/2014/08/EvolutionSysadmin_Infographic.pn
https://www.flickr.com/photos/9844387@N06/3466813580
https://www.flickr.com/photos/emad17/8526107084/sizes/l
http://ronaldbradford.com/images/blog/newrelic-
summary1.png
http://www.mgt-commerce.com/blog/wp-
content/uploads/2012/08/magento_graylog_screen_1.png
http://www.slideshare.net/ZeroTurnaround/developer-
productivityreport2013graphics-26271695

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How to become a better software company technically

1. HOWTOBECOMEABETTER SOFTWARECOMPANY TECHNICALLY BY:GESHANMANANDHAR

2. GESHANMANANDHAR QUALITYANDMAINTENANCELEAD,NAMSHI.COM CO-FOUNDERYIPL @GESHAN GESHAN.COM.NP

3. DOYOUWANTYIPLTOBECOMEABETTER SOFTWARECOMPANY,TECHNICALLY?

4. DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERSOFTWARE ENGINEER/DEVELOPER/PROGRAMMER?

5. DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERDESIGNER/FRONTEND ENGINEER?

6. DOYOUWANTTOBEABETTERSYSADMIN/SYSTEM ENGINEER/DEVOPSENGINEER?

7. "YOUCANNOTIMPROVEWHATYOUCANNOT MEASURE"-W.EDWARDSDEMING

8. IMPROVINGCODEANDDECREASINGTECHNICAL DEBTISALWAYSAGOODAPPROACH.

9. WILLTOIMPROVEISANATTITUDENOTAONETIME JOB,REQUIRESLOTSOFPRACTICEANDPERSISTENCE.

10. THINKOF3THINGSTHATYOUTHINKWILLIMPROVE YIPLTECHNICALLY TELLMETHENO.1INYOULIST

11. PROCESSMANAGEMENT ISSUEFLOW Kanban based Supports scrum Best of both GITFLOW Check VCS best practices Simplified Full BOTHAREINTERRELATED.

12. SOFTWAREQUALITY QATOOLS Follow by PHP-FIG - use , andPSR standard CS Fixer Security Checker Codacy.com AUTOMATEDTESTING with check for referencePHPUnit Mockery Jumph Possibility of using Behat CONTINUOUSINTEGRATION( )CI orGitLab CI Shippable.com

13. SOFTWAREQUALITY LOGGINGANDMONITORING Log activities with orGrayLog Logstash Monitor real-time with NewRelic COLLABORATIONAND DOCUMENTATION Code Review Pair Programming Document Important Things

14. AUTOMATION VIRTUALIZEDENVIRONMENT - Dev and ProductionDocker - generally devVagrant AUTOMATEDDEPLOYMENT Capistrano GENERALAUTOMATION When you push to GitLab, a notification is triggered in a bot room in Hipchat When you push to GitLab, it automatilly pushes to Bitbucket and runs the build Hipchat is notified about deployment start and progress

15. FASTFORWARDTO2015Q1,WEHAVECODEQUALITY CHECKSIN GITPRECOMMIT HOOK

16. WEHAVESOFTWAREENGINEERSDOINGPAIR PROGRAMMING

17. WEHAVECODEREVIEWSONMERGEREQUESTS

18. WEHAVEAUTOMATEDCODEREVIEWS

19. WEHAVEACISERVICETELLINGOURTESTBUILD PASSEDORFAILEDASWEHAVETESTS

20. WEHAVELOGMONITORINGWITHGRAYLOG2IN PLACE

21. WEHAVELIVEAPPMONITORINGWITHNEWRELIC

22. RECAP We need processes to improve developer productivity It takes some time for following processes to become a habit. Reading and implementing best practices is one of the best practice. It's not only about the tools/technologies. It's also about how you use them. I am suggesting ideas that could help improve YIPL technically.

23. DOYOUWANTTOSEEMR.COOCONFUSEDDUETO CHAOS?

24. ORYOUWANTTOSEEHIMHAPPYDUETOORDER?

25. IT'SABOUTYOUANDTHEGROWTHYOUCHOOSE

26. QUESTIONS???

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28. SOMEPROGRAMMINGMANTRASTOREMEMBER.