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Progressive .NET Tutorials: David Laribee on Defining and Improving Standard Teamwork

Defining and Improving Standard Teamwork
Working as a team can be a challenge. It's easy to fall into the trap of owning "your feature" or succumb to ego or deadline pressure and live as the specialist; that person that knows, inside and out, the esoteric dark matter of a codebase. eXtreme Programming and Lean Software Development give us powerful conceptual tools to break these bad habits and truly start working together as a team. Before we can roll out proven practices such as TDD, Pair Programming, and the like, we need to settle on a set of values that drive our improvement efforts. We begin with a set of shared and well-known values. In this workshop we'll focus on coaching techniques that build a solid foundation for your team based on values and principles. Once we're speaking the same language, we'll survey several concrete practices that collude to help groups gel and achieve collective ownership, including (but not necessarily limited to): User Stories, BDD/TDD, retrospectives, Andon and Kanban.

ABOUT DAVID LARIBEE

David Laribee coaches the product development team at VersionOne. He has over a dozen years experience designing and developing enterprise applications and coaching Lean/Agile teams.
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PODCAST DEFINING AND IMPROVING STANDARD TEAMWORK

This session took part at the Progressive .NET Tutorials. You can view the other 13 podcasts here.

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	REAL-WORLD F# BY TOMAS PETRICEK & PHIL TRELFORD
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	High Performance Python Russel Winder : 31st Jan 2012
	Trust & Change Garry Shutler : 30th Jan 2012
	f# kata Phil Trelford : 26th Jan 2012
	Usable APIs : 12th Dec 2011
	NServiceBus 3.0 Andreas Ohlund : 7th Dec 2011
	Web architecture Uncle Bob (Robert C. Martin) : 28th Nov 2011
	Visualising quality Gojko Adzic : 18th Nov 2011
	F# program termination Byron Cook : 16th Nov 2011
	KEYNOTE - F# Information Rich Programmin Don Syme : 3rd Nov 2011
	Programming with the Stars Mark Needham : 3rd Nov 2011
	F# Koans with F# Testing Chris Marinos : 3rd Nov 2011
	Asynchronous Programming Tomas Petricek : 3rd Nov 2011
	F# in the cloud George Stavroulakis : 3rd Nov 2011
	Building Applications with F# Robert Pickering : 3rd Nov 2011
	Data access in F#, Today and Tomorrow Tomas Petricek : 3rd Nov 2011

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	Ayende Rahien's RavenDB Workshop 2 DAY COURSE. Featuring Itamar Syn-Hershko London, Tuesday, February 28th
	RavenDB indexes explained FREE EVENT: In The Brain of Itamar Syn-Hershko London, Tuesday, February 28th
	Jon & Kevlin's Agile Development Course 3 DAY COURSE. Featuring Jon Jagger London, Monday, March 5th