dcarral
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4 years ago This is awesome, happy to read, everything! :-)
Regarding the last block (things to do differently):
- @daviceitor Which preparations? ;)
- @fernandofreije As you folks know, remote-first company library coming soon @ PrivacyCloud. With that in place, screen-sharing (e.g. Google Hangouts, Zoom) to share excerpts with book club participants outside of the org could be enough?
- @SantiMA10 Who is gonna facilitate the next session?
P.S.: Isn't RobertoM @ GitHub?
SantiMA10
📚Book proposals
@daviceitor: "Working with legacy code" @SantiMA10: "Agile Technical Practices Distilled" (facilitator) @fernandofreije: "Extreme programming" RobertoM: "Head first designing patterns"
🤔 Retro
😱 One thing that surprised me:
@daviceitor: The extreme programming philosophy looks really nice, I would like to start to read it in the next weeks @fernandofreije : It seems like all the books we have read have a lot of "good practices" in common, like they are all going in the same direction. @SantiMA10: Everything is connected, I mean there are a lot of references between each book: same vocabulary(pair programming, TDD...), one book recommends another book, (Agile Technical Practices Distilled -> Working with legacy code)...
🤓 One thing that I learn:
@daviceitor: I should start to be more aware of the patterns on the development process and be more conscious about which pattern I'm applying and why. @fernandofreije Revisiting old patterns that I already had forgotten. as @daviceitor said, we should be more aware of their existence. @SantiMA10: Everything needs its time, a super interesting book may not be the one you have to read at that time.
😅 One thing that I would like to do differently:
@daviceitor: We should have some preparations before the bookclub in order to keep it shorter(the last session long about 1 and a half hour) @fernandofreije: Just timings and finding a way to make books more available for remote guests. @SantiMA10: As @daviceitor and @fernandofreije we need to improve timing and remote assistance.