Welcome to Wizeline!

We maintain the documents in this repo to help team members understand and help define...

• what we do
• how we do it — e.g., practices, standards, tools, etc.
• why/how we made these decisions — via commit history, Pull Requests & comments, etc.

Please...

• read the contribution guidelines for more information

• watch this repo to be notified of conversations, proposals, etc. via e-mail so you can decide if/when you wish to participate!

  

Sections

• Engineering Ladder
• Development practices
• Interviewing/Hiring
• Onboarding

Repo vs Wiki

In short, you can think of them as

• I Think… ⇒ wiki
• We Agree… ⇒ repo

Based, in part, on this presentation and its slides, things in the repo are cultural 'norms', standards, and practices; things which deserve and require discussion and agreement to change.

In contrast, the wiki is a great place to collect and share things which do not require/deserve discussion and agreement — ideas, resources, etc.

Please add and maintain information in the wiki, adding and editing pages as needed!

Your success is part of our success!

If you're just starting with us

Please read through these files/documents.

Just as importantly, please help us improve them. Right now, you are our best expert on being a new-hire.

If you have any questions please

• ask someone
• create a branch and submit a Pull Request (PR) with your improvement(s)

Your changes will help future new-hires (and all of us!) be more successful more quickly!

Even if you have been with us for "a while"

Please refer back to these documents on a regular basis and help keep them up-to-date.

• add new information, practices, standards, etc.
• update things we've changed
• remove things that aren't relevant any more

If you're not sure, ask other team members — we're all in this together!