The document discusses an office-free and meetings-free approach to programming and software development called eXtremely Distributed Software Development (XDSD). It notes that the author has 11 years of experience in an office and 4 years without an office. XDSD uses deliverables-based payments, shared documents and code on Git and a Wiki, and has resulted in work for 8 customers, 28 projects, 132 programmers, 23,000 hours paid, and over 300,000 lines of code across 18 months without meetings. It asks the reader what they think of this approach.

1. Yegor Bugayenko
Washington DC
31 Mar 2016
Meetings-free
Programming

2. 11 years
in the office
4 years
office-free

3. eXtremely Distributed
Software Development
www.xdsd.org
rule#1: pay for
deliverables

4. not done -
no money

5. Definition of Done

6. Git
tickets
shared
documents
source
code
Wiki

7. a truly result-
oriented team
doesn’t need
meetings

8. 8 customers
28 projects
132 programmers
23000 hours paid
300000 lines of code
18 months

9. what do you think?
@yegor256