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How we use Everyleaf(万葉)’s training program in 5xRuby

Ryudo Awaru

April 19, 2019
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  1. Made by Everyleaf(株式会社万葉) Famous Ruby consultanting company in JP. First

    introduced to the public in RubyWorld Conference 2017 by Yasuko Ohba (@nay3) For training new programmer employees. The Rails Training Program of Everyleaf
  2. https://github.com/everyleaf/el-training In Japanese! No code! Step by step guide from

    build to deploy a todo- list application in Rails. 23 Regular and 10 optional steps. What included?
  3. 1-6:Setup the environment. 7-12:Create Task model and Unit Test. 13:First

    time deploying to Heroku. 14-16:Make basic CRUD controller of Task. 17:Add Pagination(Kaminari) Regular Steps
  4. 18:Add Bootstrap. 19:User model. 20:Sign up / in / out(w/o

    Device). 21:User management. 22:User role. 23:Add Tag of Task(Handmade). Regular Steps
  5. As an OJT (On Job Training) for newbie junior programers.

    Newbies have to finish this guide before joining the regular projects. Each newbie has his/her own employee mentor. Newbie has to send a pull request for each step. How is Everyleaf used?
  6. Ensure newbies has minimal level of skills needed. Justify the

    acknowledgement of technical stacks with newbies. Avoid risk of putting newbies straight into regular projects. The goals of this program!
  7. Chinese version translated by @jodeci. A little change is made.

    Additional Front-End version(React). https://github.com/5xRuby/5xtraining What did we do?
  8. Adopted in 2018 summer. Just as what Everyleaf does. Finish

    rate: 100%(4 of 4 backend interns). Has to finish before joining commercial project. OJT
  9. 1.Applicants submit resume. 2.Resume Review. 3.If more than 2 were

    selected, then send the assignment instruction. 4.Ask applicant how many steps can they accomplish in 2 weeks. Recruitment Flow
  10. 5.The applicant starts working on the assignment. 6.The applicant notifies

    us to book time for regular interview once they are finished. 7.Feedback & Code Review during interview. Recruitment Flow
  11. Find code snippets of“bad smell”. Keep asking “Why do you

    use this approach?” Reaction is important to see his/her personality. Review Process
  12. 1.Stack Overflow Programer 2.No test 3.Foul play(ex: Devise or acts-as-taggable-on)

    4.Plain password 5.API credential in code 6.Fat Controller Common Mistakes
  13. It’s not easy to get people to send resume. To

    be able to tell is even more difficult. The journey to solution matters more. Thanks for Everyleaf! Conclusion