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November 18, 2020

Clubhouse News and Updates

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Distributing Joy

A look at how to manage software teams (and other teams), both remotely and in-person.

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The joys and unenjoys of working from home with kids

We talked to several different parents about their experiences working from home with their kids, and they dove into some of the funniest and most interesting moments they’ve tackled while handling two jobs during the pandemic as both parents and work-from-homers.

In the Clubhouse: Zach Ozer

Zach is a person who works at Clubhouse. In this blog post, you'll meet him. ...

In the Clubhouse: Alex McIntosh

Alex is a person who works at Clubhouse. In this blog post, you'll meet him. ...

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Software Engineering

Deep dives into software development topics: from hopefully helpful tips to discussions about how we built, and continue to build, Clubhouse.

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Some version control best practices you might want to follow. (Up to you, though.)

If you don’t follow version control best practices, your development pipeline will be a hot mess. As...

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You don't need a code review checklist. But you should have one.

Code review might not technically be a formal testing or QA step, but it can't hurt to add one step ...

Every software engineer asks questions

Tips on addressing imposter syndrome head on and facilitating a culture of learning....

Why you should teach your non-engineering team members to code

Teaching non-engineers how to code can be a fun way to help them better understand how the company's...

News & Updates

What are we up to over here at Clubhouse? Read the blog posts from this section to find out.

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Clubhouse calendar integration for software project management

The Clubhouse calendar integration is right on time!

Clubhouse’s new calendar integration feature was made to help people see when their tasks are comple...

An update to our Terms of Service

We've updated our ToS. to note that if an organization is actively working in support of racism and ...

In the Clubhouse: Kieron Keenan

Kieron is a person who works at Clubhouse. In this blog post, you'll meet him. ...

July 9, 2020 Incident Postmortem

If you attempted to use Clubhouse on Thursday, July 9th from 6:39am to 9:40am UTC (2:39am to 5:40am ...

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Project Management

Agile, kanban, scrum, cycle time, lead time, burndown: there are an awful lot of words associated with project management. See how to best put them all to use.

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A fairly thorough guide to understanding Velocity vs. Capacity

Velocity is a measurement of the average amount of story points delivered across a given time period. Capacity is an estimate of the total amount of engineering time available for a given sprint. Both of these metrics are based on the concept of relative estimation. How can they help your team succeed?

Why choose DevOps or Agile, when you can instead choose DevOps and Agile?

Agile and DevOps have both amassed a cult following. Books — fiction and nonfiction (little known fa...

You're doing backlog refinement wrong. Here's how to do it less wrong.

For many software development teams, backlog grooming, or, as it’s becoming more commonly known, bac...

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Product Management

It's just like Project Management, but it's spelled with a d. And also with a u.

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What is acceptance testing and do you really need to do it?

Yes, you really do need to do acceptance testing, whether it's simple beta testing or more than that...

How the VP of Engineering at Glitch plans and prioritizes work for a 40 person software team without stifling creativity

Last month, we sat down with James Turnbull, the VP Engineering at Glitch. James has been running en...

Overcoming Challenges at the Intersection of Health and Technology

Tips from healthtech leaders on how to navigate the US and global regulatory environment....

How we build Clubhouse with Clubhouse

On an almost daily basis people ask me how to best use Clubhouse. While there’s no perfect answer fo...

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