My team and I recently finished a long-gestating project which involved taking a ten-year-old codebase and rewriting it onto a new stack. Said rewrite took the better part of a year, but it's running in production right now and doesn't appear to have too many pervasive, evil bugs. People are
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I recently had a problem in which I could not add a new project to an existing solution which was bound to TFS source control. The only option I would get when I right-clicked on the new project was Source Control -> Add Solution to Source Control, which looked something
As my organization has gone further down the Agile project management path (from our original process of a lean waterfall [https://www.exceptionnotfound.net/the-lean-waterfall-when-waterfall-looks-like-agile/] ), one of the things we've started doing is daily standup meetings [https://martinfowler.com/articles/itsNotJustStandingUp.html]. These are short (15 minutes or less) meetings
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