Journeyman Journeyman: thoughtbot thoughtbot is a company that to most Rubyists needs no introduction. Legion are its employees' contributions to the open source ecosystem. My first encounter with thoughbot occurred four years ago when Mike Burns
Journeyman Journeyman: Sqore It was Wednesday morning and I was in somewhat of a sour mood. The previous day's mob programming session hadn't progressed in any way I thought it would. To a greater extent than
Journeyman Journeyman: Ruby Tapas The past week, Avdi Grimm released the two episodes of Ruby Tapas that he worked on during my stay with him and his lovely family in fair Tennessee. For now, I'm not going
Journeyman Journeyman: MittMedia For an excellent writeup in Swedish from the perspective of the MittMedia development team, see Mathias Nylén's blog post. Satisifed with the last few adjustments to the presentation, I glanced out of the
Journeyman Journeyman: Auctionet Before becoming an official part of Auctionet, there was a development team known as Barsoom. I've known the team for several years now, even before Kim joined it in 2012. But since before
Journeyman Journeyman: Twingly For the longest period of time, all I knew was that I had been invited to visit and work with a team by Shadowman. Well, at least that's his avatar. My Google-fu skills
Agile Journeyman: Elabs Let me preface this instalment of my journeyman tales by this: if I was living in Gothenburg, I would eagerly spend my working days at Elabs. But more importantly, I would want to
Agile A mob of mobs It's been over a year since I last wrote anything about mob programming, but time hasn't stood still. At Mag+ we've continued to use mob programming in various ways and contexts; experimenting with