About the conference
The people behind Joy of Coding are an informal group, backed by a legal entity (the Devnology Foundation). We are organising this for fun, not for profit.
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The people behind Joy of Coding are an informal group, backed by a legal entity (the Devnology Foundation). We are organising this for fun, not for profit.
Nov 19, 2017
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noisy presenter
by Orlando Méndez Morales /
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by Orlando Méndez Morales /
This is so cool.
by Steve Toalson /
noisy presenter
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Everything fine with the message, but boy! It's really annoying the noise he makes with that plastic wrapper in his hands...
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luckily it's just the first 5 minutes :-)
This is so cool.
by Steve Toalson /
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I attended Agile2013 and was present (not in the picture) with this same group. I tell the story about the young girl hanging out with her dad at the conference, but then getting involved with the Mobbing! I took this concept back to my team and we eventually used it when a major refactor became necessary. Cool part was that a we had a new team member (1 week in). After the mobbing session ( a couple of days to do the refactor), he was up to speed and understood the entire system.