Topic: teamwork
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Agile principles as concrete working agreements
The twelve principles behind the Agile Manifesto become useful when translated into checkable team agreements: delivery cadence, direct communication, sustainable pace, technical excellence and regular reflection.
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Code-Review: eine Checkliste für Reviewer
Eine kompakte Prüfliste für Code-Reviews: Zweck verstehen, Design vor Stil, Korrektheit und Randfälle, Tests, Lesbarkeit; Rückmeldung innerhalb eines Arbeitstags und Freigabe, sobald die Änderung den Code insgesamt verbessert.
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Conducting a code review that improves the code
A reviewer's procedure derived from Google's engineering practices: judge whether the change improves overall code health, review design before style, and keep turnaround within a business day.
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Work-in-progress limits in Kanban
Limiting the number of items in each workflow stage exposes bottlenecks and shortens lead time; the Kanban Guide defines the practices of visualising work, limiting WIP, managing flow and improving the system.
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Writing a blameless postmortem
A postmortem records what happened during an incident, its impact, the contributing causes and the actions that will reduce recurrence; blamelessness is what makes people report facts rather than defend themselves.
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A definition of done that can be checked
A definition of done lists the conditions every increment must meet before it counts as complete; making each condition observable (tests pass, docs updated, deployed to staging) turns it from a slogan into a gate.
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