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GitHub Universe 2024, what a blast!

Xebia

The release of our book Actions in Action This was epic for Rob Bos, Michael Kaufmann, and me since we finally received the printed versions of our books. We spent about 18 months to get this book published. Last but not least, we got Scott Hanselman to write the foreword for our book; how cool is that!

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10 Books Every Senior Engineer Should Read

Dzone - DevOps

Engineers are natural readers. They take enormous pleasure in learning about new things, and books are the perfect medium to cover complex ideas in depth. I picked some of my favorite books at my company, Semaphore — books that have profoundly influenced the company’s engineering culture.

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Never stop learning – Thoughts after four years with our epic team

Xebia

If you add a culture in which we continuously help each other by focusing on what we can still improve, that sometimes can become a bit scary. The book describes the C-level perspective on IT. During many conversations with customers, I experienced what the book describes: a C-level looks at IT in the same way.

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The Best Product Engineering Org in the World

James Shore

The founders were immersed in XP, and XP is where we want to return, but there was a period of time where the company grew quickly and lost that XP culture. We have a bunch of engineers who dont have the XP mindset. This is a matter of changing organizational culture, and organizational culture isnt easy to change.

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Empowering Engineering Excellence: Achieving a 26% Reduction in On-call Pages at Amperity with Modern Observability for Logs

Honeycomb

.” A paradigm shift towards sustainable excellence Honeycomb was instrumental in transforming the engineering landscape at Amperity, moving away from the “old school” engineering characterized by grueling weeks and overnight pages for support that often led to burnout. Book a consultation with our sales team.

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Building strong distributed teams, one pixel at a time

CircleCI

When I joined CircleCI in 2018, the engineering team had been growing by 50 percent year over year, and also increasing in terms of geographical distribution. And after all this growth, we were running into challenges around evolving our engineering culture. Combat hero culture and fix structural issues.

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Four short links: 18 March 2020

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Software Engineering at Google — a new O’Reilly book. Covers Google’s unique engineering culture, processes, and tools, and how these aspects contribute to the effectiveness of an engineering organization.