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Experiments in making my role redundant: from Team Test Lead to Team Member

Experiments in making my role redundant: from Team Test Lead to Team Member

There are few times in your career that you truly get a chance to reflect on the job you’ve done. Even fewer I would imagine that you leave…
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Esther the Tester

Hierarchical Java Configuration

Hard-coding secrets in application code is not ideal.
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Alex Wilson

Why work at Unruly?

What do you picture when you think of a “normal” software development team in London in 2018?
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Steve_Hayes

Lights are out down memory lane (part 2)

In my first post on my stumbling down memory lane I gave an introduction to how I believe my memory works and how it affects my life &…
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Paul Cox

Lights are out down memory lane (part 1)

Lessons from reflecting on how my lack of memories affect life
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Paul Cox

Detecting when you’re in IntelliJ

How do you make your tests aware if you’re running them from your IDE or not? That’s what I’ve been wrestling with, and there were some…
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Tom Johnson

Proposal-led Development for Driving Innovation

Our processes at Unruly are frequently in flux — changing to suit the needs of the Product Development team, or re-aligning to fit the…
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Alex Wilson

A coaching structure, iteration 1

At Unruly we’re proud of our long term adoption of agile practices — we have a strong engineering culture and we’ve found Extreme…
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Steve_Hayes
Attributing Pair/Mob Commits on GitHub

Attributing Pair/Mob Commits on GitHub

At Unruly, we endeavor to create all of our software using Pair-Programming (two developers working together ) or Mob-Programming (three or…
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Alex Wilson

A boomerang and an orange

Unruly’s approach to making both tactical and strategic progress
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Lewis Tong
Gold Cards, Production Systems, Temptations and Expectations

Gold Cards, Production Systems, Temptations and Expectations

At Unruly, we devote 20% of our time to personal development, via Gold Cards. Benji recently made a good post about what they are and why…
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Tom Johnson

Unruly — we’re excited to be hiring (again)

I’ve been involved in agile software development for over 17 years, since I was a reviewer for the first edition of “XP Explained” (thanks…
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Steve_Hayes
Introducing Night Patrol

Introducing Night Patrol

An interface for Nightwatch
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Jahed

Come do XP at Unruly

Would you like to work in a team where XP is treated seriously? Would you like to work in a great physical environment with great…
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Steve_Hayes

Intermittency, Interference and Isolation

We disabled the tests because they were intermittent.
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Tom Johnson
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