Bus factor, pair programming and Visual Studio Code Live Share with David Khourshid
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How do you solve it in small organizations where everyone is his own department? I mean if you have a team for every area in a company, no problem. But smaller ones? Sure, you can outsource tasks to external companies, but their staff changes over time and you have no control about it and organization knowledge is not in-house (as it should be).
A few things. Documentation is big, and making sure it's up-to-date. Don't just document individual processes, make summary documents that capture the overarching process so that someone can read it and understand the big picture, following links to get details on different sections. Confluence is a nice tool for this.
Have simple processes. Simple processes are easier to understand, easier to describe, easier to change.
Follow good design principles. Making processes and technology modular with proper separation of concerns makes it much easier to make a change in an unfamiliar system without side effects.
And lastly, in a small company, give each person (or process) a designated backup owner. The backup should be capable of performing all essential tasks and have at least a general understanding of how things work. It's super important to test this; I recommend simulated quarterly "disasters" where everybody has to run the company in their backup roles for one week.
All this takes a fair amount to set up and can't be bitten off at once, but once in place, having strong documentation, good processes, and cross-training yields many more benefits than just mitigating the bus factor.
An alternative to Visual Studio Code Live Share for the JetBrains world could be TeamHub, still in beta and pretty buggy, but it's very good!
Hi mpj, thanks a lot for the videos.
I want to ask you what are the tools that you use on the daily basis for design.
I actually work on a website built with angular, and i find it really not productif to make changes then save then check my changes in the browser.
I know there's Adobe Brackets that allow live editing, but i doesn't work with frameworks like Angular.
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