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Python-katas

Purpose?

This project has been done in order for us to train practicing good practices such as:

  • Pair programming
  • Mob programming
  • TDD, tests pyramid
  • Emerging design
  • KISS, YAGNI and clean code practices
  • Discuss team standards
  • Put personal egos on the side
  • others...

Tools to use it

Mob timer advance timers:

Role playing mob programming: https://github.com/willemlarsen/mobprogrammingrpg#readme

How?

Rotation time: 5 to 10 minutes. The more people in a mob, the shorter is better. Changing driver:

  • IntelliJ Idea use code with me feature when in pair programming - for free usage
  • Visual studio code - extension Live Share and Live Share Audio
  • Push-pull when changing driver

Call:

  • Google meet
  • Zoom - Advantage you can give control to others

Roles at a basic level:

  • driver - person taking care of typing the code
  • navigator - person in charge of leading the discussion with the team and to decide in case of a conflict between team members
  • timekeeper - person in charge of the timer

After an hour, having a micro retro is a good thing: (3 words)

  • how did it feel?
  • Return on time invested between 0 and 3?
  • what did we do that I feel we should continue to do more of?

Checklist before beginning

  1. clone the repo
  2. do nix-shell
  3. create a branch, a random commit, push to the repo
  4. check that you can zoom in your editor
  5. [IDE] configure python sdk