SCNA: Developer Director Cheatsheet - Jason Jolley
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SCNA: Developer Director Cheatsheet - Jason Jolley
- 1. A Director of Development Cheatsheet Jason Jolley @jasonjolley
- 2. Focus on three areas • People • Processes • Technology @jasonjolley
- 3. YOU Your Developers Management @jasonjolley
- 4. Know what your manager expects, then exceed Always able to give status Understand Team Utilization Consistent Reporting and Metrics Your Managment Be a Technical Liaison Be a Thought Leader Be involved in your community @jasonjolley
- 5. Give Developers what they need to be successful A Great Computer Challenging Work A Team Environment Developers Encourage Flow & Focus A Learning Environment @jasonjolley
- 6. READ! READ! READ! WATCH!
- 7. Use the Web, Use Social Media (but…use it well) @jasonjolley
- 8. Know Yourself The Buck stops here (well, sort of) Understand your comfort zone (don’t retreat) Plan competence in your gaps Don’t get too far from the code! Be a Role Model Be a Thought Leader Be involved in your community @jasonjolley
- 9. Hiring Look around you Give an independent exercise Don’t forget you’re A-hole hat Look For: Problem Solver Continuous Learner Professional Work Ethic Good Communicator Team Player Community Contributions Technology Experience @jasonjolley
- 10. Create Your Process Playbook @jasonjolley
- 11. Thinking, Learning & Flow Daily Standups Sprints & Iterations Planning Boards Retrospectives Pair Programming Dev Standards, Code Reviews Knowledge Sharing TDD Kata Go Team! Onboarding Training Status Meetings Configuration Management
- 12. Technology AKA: Your Comfort Zone IDE Version Control Continuous Integration Issue Tracking Dynamic Infrastructure Code Review Tools Testing Tools Time Tracking File Transfer Capabilities Content Management @jasonjolley
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