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Brent Beer
October 16, 2013
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Collaboration Behind your Firewall
Some helpful tips and patterns to help make collaboration within your company on GitHub easier.
Brent Beer
October 16, 2013
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Transcript
Collaboration Behind Your Firewall
@brntbeer Brent Beer
THE BEST WAY TO COLLABORATE
Vision
We like to embrace discoverability
Over Communicate
Explore and Find Interesting Things
Keep Barrier of Entry Low
Talk, A lot
ISSUES
ISSUES ARE SIMPLE
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ISSUES CAN BE ABOUT ANYTHING FEATURES BUGS
OFFICE STUFF STRATEGY ? QUESTIONS EXAMPLES DISCUSSIONS TODO LISTS
WE USE ISSUES TO: REPORT BUGS
WE USE ISSUES TO: DISCUSS NEW FEATURES
WE USE ISSUES TO: MANAGE TODO LISTS
REFERENCE OTHER ISSUES
CODE REVIEW
USE PULL REQUESTS
PULL REQUESTS ARE HOW WE DO CODE REVIEW
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ANATOMY OF PULL REQUESTS TITLE DESCRIPTION DISCUSSION COMMIT COMMIT COMMIT
COMMIT COMMIT DISCUSSION DISCUSSION COMMIT COMMIT COMMIT COMMIT COMMIT DISCUSSION
Current status Where the change is coming from See what
people are saying See all the commits Check out the diff
REASONS PULL REQUESTS ARE AWESOME Asynchronous: No meetings. Notifications: Let
GitHub email you. Accessible: Let everyone work together. Historical: Preserve the record.
@mentions
WE USE @mentions ALL THE TIME “Look at my Pull
Request.” “You’re the expert on this.” “I need another opinion.” “Did you break this?”
@mention TEAMS @jch @shayfrendt @chrishunt @achiu @demonbane @ericgerhardt @danishkhan @dsorkin
@jessla @sachinr @leereilly
emoji are words too! :+1: :SHIPIT: :FIRE: I like it!
:HEART: Ready to merge Kill it Feelings
Don't Make It Hard, Talk it Out
Explore
SEARCH
Find whatever it is you are looking for
Real Big Microscopes
REGULAR SEARCH
REGULAR SEARCH
ADVANCE SEARCH
ADVANCE SEARCH
HELP WANTED Creating a help wanted repository can help
people find things to work on
HELP WANTED
TRENDING
RENDER
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Sean Bryant (@sbryant) was able to look around at the
tools
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Ben Balter (@benbalter) also stumbled upon Render
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Make Projects Discoverable, and Go Looking
Make Geing Started Easy
README
Welcome Mat
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SCRIPTS
Quick Steps
How do you share?
culture-tools
culture-tools
culture-tools
But wait, there's one more thing
BOXEN
Boxen
boxen rails
boxen rails boxen github
boxen rails boxen github boxen training
What is a Boxen?
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MANIFESTS
MANIFESTS
MANIFESTS
Why Boxen At All?
Why Boxen At All?
boxen.github.com #boxen on irc
If It's Easy To Get Started, Many People Will Help
Your Vision
Talk to people, stay open
Take A Look Around
Lower The Friction
Start Collaborating Thanks Brent Beer
[email protected]
@brntbeer
Resources hp://tomayko.com/writings/adopt-an- open-source-process-constraints hp://tom.preston-werner.com/ 2011/11/22/open-source-everything.html hp://tomayko.com/writings/ management-style