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What if every revision to your codebase made it cleaner, smaller, tidier, and easier-to-manage? And what if your software didn’t become slower, more fragile, and more risky to change over time?
We created the Technical Excellence Workshop with those goals in mind.
You will learn the mindset, habits, and practices that result in continuously improving both your software and your teamwork. By the end of this workshop, you’ll have a deeper understanding of what technical excellence is, and how you and your team can achieve it.
"If you are an Agilist (SM/Agile coach/Change/Transformation Agent) who have tech/coding background but struggling to make impact in your organization on technical agility, then this course is highly recommended." past student
"This course has made me a much better programmer." Steffen Paige
"This workshop teaches skills and a perspective that should be our baseline." past student
"There is no course that is equivalent and rich like this in the industry." past student
Technical Safety: create and apply mechanisms that keep an error from creating a crisis
Teamwork: how to help others apply habits and skills to engender technical excellence
Incrementalism: learn to build and improve in small steps without reversals and regressions
Extreme Programming skills: testing, refactoring, and Test-Driven-Development
Psychological safety: recognize gaps, recover from conflict, and repair trust
Continuous Learning: ways to weave learning new skills and new techniques into the fabric of daily work
This workshop is useful for people who participate materially in the making of software either as a programmer, tester or lead.
Exercises (homework) are mostly coding exercises and will require some programming skill.
It is recommended that companies send technical leads, coaches, and technical process professionals in order to improve their ability to communicate and lead technical teams.
