Build resilient systems — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
Calvin Hendryx-Parker
Six Feet Up
- Part 1Solidifying software development foundations — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
- Part 2 Build resilient systems — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
- Part 3Optimize development with automation — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
Show Notes
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02:10What does stage one of building resilient systems entail?It is about the strategies you need for a team-building environment, setup, documentation, and coding standards.
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02:36Stage two: the execute and iterate stageIt starts with a growth mindset, like how do you start doing more, encouraging more, and sharing knowledge? How is your team cross-pollinating, sharing this information, and helping all boats rise?
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05:20How long should a new developer on your team take to get to stage two?Stage two of a new developer onboarding lifecycle doesn't have a timeframe as much as it has the environment that surrounds it. Are the tenants in place for the new developer to grow?
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07:54Imbibing security into your teams cultureSecurity only works if it's easy. If security is complex, people will do the workaround. People will work outside the system because there is too much friction to work with the system.
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10:55What do stages three and four of the best frameworks for laying a good effective Software Development Foundation entail?Three and four are the best part of the whole framework because it's about automation, it's about transformation, and it's about innovation.
Quotes
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"Stage one of that best framework we just started discussing was about laying that groundwork for successful software development. You know, those strategies you need for a team building environment, setup, documentation, coding standards." - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
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"Phase two is the execute and iterate stage. It starts with a growth mindset, like how do you start doing more, encouraging more, and sharing knowledge? Does your team have a skill set matrix that you understand all the skills your whole team brings to the table? Are you even using source control management effectively?" - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
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"Stage two, as a new developer onboarding lifecycle, doesn't have a timeframe as much as it has the environment that surrounds it. Are these tenants in place that make this all possible?" - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
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"Security only works if it's easy. If security is complex, people will do the workaround. People will work outside the system because there is too much friction to work with the system." - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
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"The foundational software development framework is to help build up the muscle memory of the reflexes in the team so that these good practices, these best practices, are natural, and accelerate the whole process of triaging a production outage, for example, faster, not slower." - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
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"So many organizations feel like they're at an all-out sprint, and they don't feel like that upfront investment in time may be worth it. But I'm here to tell them, and many people will say there will be great payoffs." - Calvin Hendryx-Parker
- Part 1Solidifying software development foundations — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
- Part 2 Build resilient systems — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
- Part 3Optimize development with automation — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
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Part 1Solidifying software development foundations — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
What is your team doing to cross-pollinate knowledge or innovate, or keep up to date with the current standards? How do you leverage the strengths of your teams? What is foundational to the software development process, and how do you make the case to other C-suites for buy-in? Listen to Calvin Hendryx-Parker, CTO and Co-Founder at Six Feet Up, talk about solidifying software development foundations and more.
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Part 2Build resilient systems — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
What is the best framework for laying an excellent and effective Software Development Foundation? How do you build a resilient system where security isn't a chore but a part of your team's culture? There are four stages, and stage one concerns your strategies for a team-building environment, setup, documentation, and coding standards. What's in stage two? Listen to Calvin Hendryx-Parker, CTO and Co-Founder at Six Feet Up, discussing the execute and iterate stage of building resilient systems.
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Part 3Optimize development with automation — Calvin Hendryx-Parker // Six Feet Up
As you lay the foundation for software development, it's essential to consider the best framework for achieving excellence and effectiveness. In stage one, you must focus on team-building strategies, and stage two is environment setup, documentation, and coding standards. By stage three, you must automate processes to improve efficiency and reduce errors. Finally, stage four is about fostering a culture of continuous improvement and pushing the boundaries of what's possible. Want all the details? Listen to Calvin Hendryx-Parker, CTO and Co-Founder at Six Feet Up, discussing optimizing development with automation.
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