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Git more done with our updated VCS Integrations

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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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Every software engineer asks questions

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Commitment to Action

We've been doing a lot of thinking for the last couple of weeks about everything going on in the wor...

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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 ...

In the Clubhouse: Pavla Mikula

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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.

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