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Team Tools Roundup
Our distributed team uses some really interesting tools to do the work we do. Check out our tool roundup to find some new tools to try yourself.
Remote-friendly Retrospectives with Trello
Conduct collaborative, interactive meetings with people all over the globe. Trello is good for more than just software development and project planning.
How to Become a Better Pair Programmer - Part Four
In the last part of our four-part series, we look at a variety of roles one can take on during a pair programming session. Are you the researcher, tester, sounding board, or something else?
How to Become a Better Pair Programmer - Part Three
Pair programming isn’t always just about working with another person. Sometimes, partnering up on a project requires you to know more about how YOU work within the partnership.
How to Become a Better Pair Programmer - Part Two
Part two of our four-part series on pair programming touches on the topics of the time involved when pairing, why you should keep your ego in check, and how to assume the best of your pair partner.
How to Become a Better Pair Programmer - Part One
So what can you, as a well-meaning professional developer do to contribute more to your team? We have several suggestions for reaching your pair programming potential.
How to Resync Your PostgreSQL Database Pointer
If you’re working with PostgreSQL and you’ve recently gotten a UniqueViolation error, you may just need to correct an out-of-synce database pointer.
Beyond YML Files - dynamic translations
The standard I18n implementation has you store your translation in .YML files in your project. This solution requires developer involvement and project redeployment any time a translation needs to change. Translations are data - not code - so a better solution is to empower an admin to make these changes herself.
