Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Code ownership with multiple Scrum teams
If two Scrum teams use the same software component, who is responsible for providing a clear architectural vision of that component and maintain/develop this vision as the code base evolves? In Scrum you are supposed to have a collective code ownership, so how to make sure that development done by Team A doesn’t interfere with development done by Team B?
Best practice for configuration files in a website
I am creating something similar to a Content Management System, that can be downloaded and used by everyone that needs it. I’ve been working in web-development for a couple of years (mainly as a hobby, i.e. creating personal homepages for acquaintances), but have never had the need of a user to enter his own configurations (let it be database connection, meta-data about his site, desired behaviour of the website).
Best practice for configuration files in a website
I am creating something similar to a Content Management System, that can be downloaded and used by everyone that needs it. I’ve been working in web-development for a couple of years (mainly as a hobby, i.e. creating personal homepages for acquaintances), but have never had the need of a user to enter his own configurations (let it be database connection, meta-data about his site, desired behaviour of the website).
Is Chef an appropriate tool to use for application deployment? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
What’s a good way to explain that system configuration at run time should not be changed by code at compile time? [closed]
Closed 8 years ago.