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Enterprise Learning Can Be Fun! Yeskefo © 2013

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Hi, I'm Christophe.

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pullreview.com rubybelgium.be euranova.eu

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toch _toch ibakesoftware.com

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Why it is important The classics Another way

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Why it is important The classics Another way

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C11 2017

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Artic Wolf, © 2013 I'm good here!

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It's not the right time.

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I'm right.

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Oli Scarff/Getty Images Share!

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Apprenticeship?

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Christophe Philemotte, ©2016 Code and Share!

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But it's costly! Brook Wad, ©2013

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“Investing in Training and Development Pays Off —Literally”, Haiyan Ahang, Kenexa (IBM Smarter Workforce),2013.

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What now?

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Why it's important? The Classics Another way

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Read a Book

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Cheap Anytime Anywhere Dense 1 Passive Standard

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Tadas 1980 © 2010 Corporate Training

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Shared Custom Office hours Office place 1-to-n $$ Passive

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Fredrik Rubensson © 2013 Conference

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Networking Inspiring Real-World 1-to-n $$$ Passive Standard Travel

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Ias - initially © 2011

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Practical! FraManzieri © 2013

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Practical! Repetitive! FraManzieri © 2013

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Hoellwarth, C., & Moelter, M. J. (2011). The implications of a robust curriculum in introductory mechanics. American Journal of Physics, 79, 540. Active Learning 12% → 50%

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Tacit Knowledge!

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Christophe Philemotte, ©2016 Collaborative!

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Why it's important? The Classics Another way

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Why it's important? The Classics Our Another way

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X Talk - 30 min Talk - 30 min Discussion - Once a month, Tue evening - Food and Drink

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Benefits → Raise visibility of a project → Share a real-world experience → Get inspired → Gather together

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Topics - BitStreamDB - U-Statistics in Machine Learning - Large Graph Processing - DSL in Groovy

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Ias - initially © 2011 Missing - Practical, repetitive, and active - Exchanging Tacit Knowledge - Training decision-making, judgment, and intuition - Collaborative

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Principles: Make, Share, Enjoy Sarah Tironi © 2016

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The Means 1h to 1d ~2h every week Facilitator Señors

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The Method 1. Set the Goal 2. Design the Activity 3. Do it 4. Collect Feedback 5. Go back to 3

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Group Code Review Homework: Review of a code snippet Activity: Discuss the reviews together

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Topics - Internal tool in React and Clojure - A flow prediction in Python - The provisioning script in Ansible - A desktop app in C#

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Benefits → Improve code review → Share knowledge and opinions → Give voice to juniors

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Drawbacks - Involve too many languages - Miss context - Legal constraints

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Code Retreat - Code retreat format - Only 2 challenges - Multi-languages - Scaffolds for 10 languages euranova/code_retreat

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Topics - 4 rules of simple design - TDD - Pair-programming - SOLID

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Benefits → Practice & sharpen fundamentals → Learn a new language → Mix colleagues → Experiment

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Drawbacks - Some challenges need 2 hours - Multi keyboard layout - Too many dev picking a new lang

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Hands-On Workshop - One teacher - Guided introduction - Practical

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Topics - Git - Docker - Ansible

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Benefits → Learn to use a tool → Practice! → Get Feedback

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Drawbacks - Require a lot of preparation - Suited to introduction

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Legacy Code Retreat - Inspired by - Legacy Code Retreat - Gilded Roses Kata - 1 Challenge + 1 Technique

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Topics - Fixing a bug - Adding a feature - Dependency Injection - Extraction

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Benefits → Learn refactoring techniques → Deal with legacy code

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Drawbacks - 2 hours is short - The kata is too simple

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Open Forum - Round table to list topics - Vote & rank 3 topics - Discuss each topic during 20min jbruggem

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Topics - Setting up a CI runner to build for Windows environment - How to manage tech debt on a client project? - How to make thread safe a code?

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Benefits → Tackle Current Problem & WIP → Be Inspired & Challenged → Share Knowledge & Opinions

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Our Manifesto 1. Make EURA NOVA yours 4.Work with others a lot, yet efficiently 5.Care for knowledge and expertise

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Conclusion

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1 Year After - More collaboration - Better practice - More initiatives - More participations

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Recipe for your way - Principles - Means - Method - Culture

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