A tiny taxonomy of meetings
Ideally every meeting should be categorised in advance so that everyone’s going in with the same expectations.
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Ideally every meeting should be categorised in advance so that everyone’s going in with the same expectations.
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Group by type or context / process? One of these methods will crush your project's growth. Find out which!
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Anna Filina shares how she goes about organizing small functions.
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In a new post to his site Mathieu Napoli makes the case for organising your code based on it's function rather than it's type.
We recently discussed 2 topics seemingly unrelated with my colleagues at Wizaplace: how to organize code? How to organize teams? ... Organizing code into domain modules is not a silver bullet but it forces to better understand the problem we are solving and better structure our code.
http://mnapoli.fr/organizing-code-into-domain-modules/
On his blog Jef Claes, organiser of DDDBE, shares some good tips on how to organize a meetup.
I've organized a few DDDBE meetups in the past, and always succeed in forgetting something. Either someone points it out well in advance, or I end up stressing last minute. This post partly serves as a checklist for myself, but it would be a welcome side effect to also see it encourage others to help out organizing future meetups. Organizing a meetup is not rocket science, having a list of what to take care of is a good start.