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Introducing XP
- 8. ...and NOW?
- 9. Maybe your colleagues don't even know about XP
- 10. Or consider it a funky religion
- 11. Maybe your BOSS...
- 12. ...Wants you to "work like the rest of the Team" "don't waste time, we are late"
- 13. ..not to even mention your customer!
- 14. So?
- 15. I (we) have no perfect answers
- 16. But. I have ideas and opinions (even too many...)
- 17. 1. DON'T stress your colleagues
- 18. Rember: the Linux guy? the Microsoft guy? the C++ Guy?
- 19. Don't be one of them.
- 21. and... BE solid
- 22. Don't sell TDD if you don't have enough experience to prove it
- 23. Try Solo
- 24. Start Small
- 25. Small
- 26. Small
- 27. 2. Dictionary
- 28. Introduce concepts adding them to the common dictionary of the team.
- 29. Replace “Quick&Dirt” with “Technical Debt”
- 30. Eclipse is a magic powder to let them know what Refactoring is.
- 31. 3. Stay aware for opportunities
- 32. “ I Can’t find this damn’ bug!” = > Pair programming!
- 33. Merge Pain => Source Control made well
- 34. “ We are moving!” => Open Workspace!
- 35. 4.(my favourite one) sometimes…
- 36. Don’t ask. Don’t tell. DO
- 37. Really, it is YOUR job.
- 38. Do you need Refactoring? Do it!
- 39. Need Continuos Integration? A Wiki? Steal a machine!
- 40. Search 4 Allies!
- 41. The Linux/OS Guy
- 43. Your BOSS!
- 44. 5. Attack the BIGGEST Problem
- 45. Really, the bigger, the easiest.
- 46. Bigger => more willingness to solve it
- 47. Bigger => it is a pain NOW
- 48. Bigger => even 20% improvement can be a lot!
- 49. 6. CHANGE
- 50. Be the worst player of the band
- 51. Search for a user group! Or make one!