Coding Is Like Cooking

A blog by Emily Bache

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Hold an Open Space Event in just One Hour

This article was first published on ProAgile's blog With good facilitation, one hour is just long enough for a group to both create an agenda and have some interesting conversations on topics they’re concerned about. We at ProAgile have been holding these kinds of...

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How can teams collaborate without Pull Requests?

This post was originally published on Praqma's blog   A short story about Pre-tested Integration   Three programmers   Continuous Integration and Code Review are strongly correlated with success. Many use Pull Requests for code review, but for co-located teams this...

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Setting up a new Code Kata in Cyber-Dojo

The Cyber-Dojo tool was designed by Jon Jagger as en environment where you can practice your coding skills. I've used it a few times now with groups at coding dojos and code retreats, and I think it's a pretty useful tool for those contexts. (See also my last post...

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Hi – I´m Emily!

I am an independent consultant with Bache Consulting and chair of the Samman Technical Coaching Society.  As a technical coach I work with software development organizations who want to get better at the technical practices needed to be agile, including Test-Driven Development, Refactoring and Incremental Design. I live in Gothenburg, Sweden, although I am originally from the UK. I’ve written two books: “Technical Agile Coaching with the Samman method” and  “The Coding Dojo Handbook”. I teach for both O’Reilly and  Pluralsight. I’m married to Geoff Bache, creator of TextTest. I am also on Mastodon as emilybache@sw-development-is.social.

If you’d like to know a bit more about me, my work, and the talks and workshops I offer, please visit my main website: EmilyBache.com. There, you’ll find information about my background, upcoming events, and the services I provide as a technical coach and consultant. It’s a good place to start if you’re curious about how I can support your team in improving coding skills and agile practices.

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