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Tag Archives: werewolf
BarCampLondon3 – After Hours
If you’re staying overnight (which is essential for the full BarCamp experience), then there isn’t really an “after hours” – you just keep going for as long as there’s a geek still standing. After the first day’s sessions came to … Continue reading →
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Tagged BarCamp, BarCampLondon3, geeks, germans, google, londonbubble, werewolf
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BarCamp Day 1 – Evening Sessions
Mark Norman Francis on Don’t Be Scared of Code Reviews Norm explained that the purpose of a code review is not to criticise other people’s code. The findings are not escalated, there is no formal output – just for folks … Continue reading →
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Tagged andy mitchell, BarCamp, BarCampLondon2, code audit, colin schlueter, cristiano betta, dormitory, geeks, gnome, james mccarthy, mark norman francis, norm, tom coates, werewolf
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