Add a second developer to the team
In my company, I’m the only developer, but we plan on expanding the team by hiring a second programmer. I know there are a lot of implications to that (especially around source control). I’ve Googled a lot, but haven’t found a good tutorial/article on how to grow the team from one to many developers.
What is the structure of a team developing a computer game? [closed]
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How to structure a development team
I am the manager of a team of 11 software developers who look after my company’s web sites / web applications, running up to 4 concurrent projects plus day-to-day support at any time. Within the 11 developers there is a mixture of technical skills, job titles and experience, although the team structure is flat with all 11 developers reporting directly to me.
Should a domain expert make class diagrams?
The domain expert in our team uses UML class diagrams to model the domain model.
Advice for Setting up an On-Call Team
I’m leading a largish development team (~35 developers). We are doing primarily Web Development work on a number of sites.
Creating an in-house single source software development team
Our company wants to create a single department for all software development efforts (rather than having software development managed by each business unit). Business units would then “outsource” their software needs to this department. What would you setup as concerns/expectations that must be cleared before doing this? For example:
How to manage the task of reviewing localized strings by a non-developer?
In .NET Framework, localized strings are located in an XML file (or multiple files). Those files are part of the project and are committed to the source control as any other source code file. Usually, Visual Studio is used to display those files as a table and edit the localized strings.
How can I deal with a team member who dislikes making comments in code?
One of my team members consistently avoids making comments in his code.
Is it fair to ask a team to start using CoffeeScript?
I started my new job as a JS developer in November and starting implementing Backbone pretty soon after. This was a big enough learning curve for the team (me included), however I’m thinking about looking at CoffeeScript, which I’m guessing would require everyone on the team to know it? Is that too big of an ask, just to make me slightly more productive?
How do I Integrate a Former Team Member into the Current Team [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.