Arlo Belshee - Podcast Details

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Elm Radioelm-app-url with Simon LydellSimon Lydell (github)lydell/elm-app-urlShort YouTube walkthrough Introducing elm-app-urlJohn Kelly's blog post explaining the URL parser types understanding the design of elm/urlRichard Feldman's conference talk explaining early elm-css syntax design ideas and changes over time The Design Evolution of elm-css and elm-testURLSearchParams in JavaScriptWHATWG URL StandardArlo Belshee post on WET (Write Explicit Tests)2023-02-271h 07

Semaphore UncutArlo Belshee on How to Scale Software Development TeamsWhat happens when companies go from a single small team of developers to tenfold their size as a result of becoming market fit? Could it be that the same patterns that once helped them grow will now halt their progress? Developer and Agile Consultant Arlo Belshee will teach us about the patterns behind inefficient teams, illegible code, and —of course— bugs, and how to spot these patterns and fix them. Like this episode? Be sure to leave a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review on the podcast player of your choice and share it with your friends.2022-08-0822 min

Elm RadioDeveloper ProductivityIncremental Steps episodeBuilt-in quality (from Lean principles)Tiny commitsKent Beck's book TDD by exampleDead Code episodeClose open loopsGetting Things Done (GTD) methodologyCapturingProcessingPomodoro Methodrainymood.comCentered AppTrunk-based developmentelm-review template flag (preview folder)sparksp/elm-review-no-forbidden-wordsSelf-documenting codeSelf-documenting code tweet and blog postelm-verify-examplesAPI Design Lessons episodeHammock-Driven Development...2022-04-111h 21 $For Agility\'s Sake$ For Agility's SakeFor Devs: How to See Code DifferentlyIn this episode Arlo Belshee, Aaron Coville and Marc Denman discuss how small changes in our coding behaviors can lead to incredible results. Arlo believes we can achieve a bug-free world, Aaron agrees with him on some points of that... Listen to hear the debate and more:Imagining a bug free worldWhy we waste so much time making and dealing with bugsThe average developer creates 3 bugs a day (even Senior Devs)What is “The insight loop” (16:36)Teaches you how to see code differently and How to refactor legacy code safelyYour engineering culture will creat...2021-04-0541 min

Lean On Agile (& Elevate Change) ShowAgile & the Fluency of It Talk With Diana LarsenIn this Episode, Diana joined Shahin to talk about Agile Fluency and other related topics. We conversed about and around the following topics: Agile Fluency® Model (Resources, Community & Game); and it's reference Language Fluency Group coaching compared to Individual coaching Retrospective Facilitator Gathering & Open Space Technology Continuous Learning & Continuous Improvement; Advice and Tools for newer people to Agile Coaching in the Zones & Improvement Kata We referred to and/or mentioned the following people: Rebecca Wirfs-Brock - Linda Rising - Esther Derby - Klaus Leopold (LeanOnAgile Show with Klaus) - Joshua Kerievsky - Ward Cunningham - Norman Kerth - Alli...2020-05-0457 min

With Great People: High-Performance TeamsArlo Belshee: What are hidden foundations of successful team-buildingRichard interviews Arlo Belshee. Arlo is a well-known legacy code consultant, a team-building leader, and one of the inventors of promiscuous pair programming. Arlo currently serves as CTO at Deep Roots. As we chat about our favorite teams, Arlo shares with us what he considers to be the three most important things for a successful team-building. When you finish listening to the episode, make sure to visit Arlo's blog at http://arlobelshee.com and to connect with him on Twitter at https://twitter.com/arlobelshee and LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/arlobelshee/. Read the full transcript at kasperowski...2020-04-1439 min

Greater Than Code177: Source Docs and People with Chris Stead00:56 - Chris’ Superpower: Not Knowing In Public Asking Questions 02:53 - Source Documents and Their Relation To People Grace Hopper Maintaining Code to Give People Context (Writing Code For People) Critical Complexity Indu Alagarsamy 06:44 - Encouraging Others To Write Code For People Modeling Behavior Event Storming ECO Mapping (Ego, Command, Outcome) Creating Culture Arlo Belshee: Naming is a Process 12:39 - Naming Things in Code / Narratives in Software and Business 18:53 - Asking the Right Questions Google-Fu Mobbing Interviews 22:38 - Interviewing for the Benefit of the Interviewee The Problem with Being Tr...2020-04-0855 min

LiminalArc SoundNotesAgile 2019 Day 3: Solving for Technical Debt w/ Arlo Belshee & Marian WillekeIn this SoundNotes live talk, we discuss technical debt with Arlo Belshee and Marian Willeke. We’ll specifically delve into why technical debt is a very common problem, why it's often not solved, and how it can be. 2019-08-2714 min

Agile Amped Podcast - Inspiring ConversationsTechnical Debt Is Killing Your BusinessTechnical debt can cause critical issues for organizations. Every year an organization does not address these issues brings them closer to ruin. Some businesses even have to shut their doors due to irreconcilable technical debt that conventional solutions alone cannot address. Arlo Belshee, full-stack Agile developer and technical coach, shares insightful knowledge on building better software, specifically as it pertains to what he calls safeguarding: “a simple, 22-minute practice that allows you to find, fund, and then execute real changes to your process and product.” One of the things that makes fixing technical debt so difficult is that...2019-05-1620 min

AgileToolkit PodcastBen Scott - Lean+Agile DC 2018After coding live at Lean+Agile DC 2018, Ben Scott of Ippon Technologies joins Bob Payne to talk code craftsmanship and getting proper feedback from the business side. Ben explains a way to quickly build a quality demo from scratch – creating the first demonstrable piece of value. Bob and Scott walk through their opinions on (shudder) best practices, living in ambiguity in agile methods, and bridging the gap between IT and business. Bob Payne: [00:00:03] Hi I'm your host Bob Payne. I'm here at Lean+Agile D.C.. I'm here with Ben Scott and we're listening to "Stand in the...2018-06-2200 min

The Modern Agile ShowInterview with Arlo BelsheeEpisode 28 of the Modern Agile Show features an interview with Arlo Belshee, a pioneering agilest who is constantly pushing the boundaries of agility, from planning to programming. Arlo was at the deliver:Agile conference in Austin, Texas to talk about mastering legacy code via ultra-safe refactorings. Arlo describes “recipes” that people can execute manually on languages that have lacked automated refactoring tools (like C++). Together with his colleagues at Tableaux software, Arlo has helped to find a way to solve the classic chicken-and-egg problem of not being able to refactor because you lack tests and not being able to test code...2018-05-1200 min

Legacy Code RocksNaming with Arlo BelsheeArlo Belshee is a Team Craftsman and Legacy Code Wrangler who combines systems thinking, Lean systems, Extreme Programming, and changing culture experience to build high-quality teams at large companies. In this episode, we discuss naming as a process and its various steps to increase accuracy and efficiency.2016-09-2255 min

Agile Amped Podcast - Inspiring ConversationsArlo Belshee Introduces Bug Zero with Agile Amped at AATC2016Arlo Belshee spends all of his time working in "legacy" organizations: "legacy code, legacy culture, legacy team practices". In software, "legacy" generally means "full of bugs". But Arlo has an interesting concept: what if creating buggy code, we didn't. Arlo's topic at the Agile Alliance Technical Conference concerns eliminating bugs by not creating them in the first place, because, after all, bugs are optional and there are ways to develop without creating this. Arlo has lots of passion around this and has even created a new initiative with a nifty hashtag: #BugZero. Similar to the concept of "inbox zero" (zeroing o...2016-05-1017 min

Developer On FireEpisode 073 | Arlo Belshee - Refactoring Humanity Guest: Arlo Belshee @arlobelshee Full show notes are at https://developeronfire.com/podcast/episode-073-arlo-belshee-refactoring-humanity 2015-12-1600 min

Agile for Humans with Ryan Ripley and Todd Miller16: Are You Mocking My Unit Tests?Hosts Ryan Ripley, Amitai Schlair, Arlo Belshee Discussion Ryan Ripley (@RyanRipley) Amitai Schlair (@schmonz) and Arlo Belshee (@arlobelshee) covered one of the most diverse agendas ever covered on the podcast. We started with a discussion about scaling agile, the limitations of frameworks like SAFe, LeSS, and DaD. We then moved on to the limits that consistency puts on innovation and how tuning consistency can be a serious competitive advantage. However, this is complicated task because “anytime we are going for consistency we are necessarily hurting innovation in that same space.” Ne...2015-09-201h 32

Agile for Humans with Ryan Ripley and Todd Miller6: Rebooting XP and #MobProgrammingHosts Ryan Ripley, JB Rainsberger, Amitai Schlair Discussion Amitai started our night with a recap of his experiences at the Problem Solving Leadership (PSL) course led by Esther Derby and Jerry Weinberg. The PSL course teaches leaders how to think and act clearly during a wide range of situations. Amitai and many other have recommended it highly as a valuable course for getting to the next level of leadership. We then moved on to conference recaps. Amitai presented at Agile Roots and made Ryan regret not going. Ryan presented at the...2015-07-051h 22

AgileToolkit PodcastAgile 2011 - Arlo Belshee - Extreme Programming, Agile Engineering, Big Data and other disruptive behaviorsI always enjoy talking with Arlo about his open data work and the strange coincidence that he and Ward Cunningham are both working on this problem. He chats about his work with big data, his penchant for starting with XP as the initial set of agile practices for teams to allow tight feedback and real agility. This interview has been on disk for a while but I hope you enjoy. As you can tell he is an angry, angry, bitter man. Bob Payne 2012-08-1300 min

IntegrumEpisode #70 – XP Practices with Arlo BelsheeClayton Lengel-Zigich, Derek Neighbors and Drew LeSueur chat with Arlo Belshee about: Scrum vs. eXtreme Programming Learning practices All About Engineering Most important XP practices … The post Episode #70 – XP Practices with Arlo Belshee appeared first on 2012-07-1900 min

Agile Weekly PodcastExtreme Programing (XP) Practices with Arlo BelsheeClayton Lengel‑Zigich: Welcome to another episode of the Agile Weekly Podcast. I’m Clayton Lengel‑Zigich. Derek Neighbors: I’m Derek Neighbors. Drew LeSueur: I’m Drew LeSueur. Clayton: Joining with us today, we have Arlo Belshee. Arlo, can you tell us a little bit about yourself, where you are, where you work, what you do, kind of thing? Arlo Belshee: I’m in Seattle. I work for Microsoft, and I’m currently working on the OData Protocol, Wexford Web Services, and Protocol Definition, Open Web Protocol. My background, whole lot of backgro...2012-07-1817 min

AgileToolkit PodcastAgile 2008 - Arlo Belshee - Naked Planning, Promiscuous Pairing and other UnmentionablesWhat can I say about this secular messianic figure that is constantly challenging and stretching agile methods to suit his will. Must be the portland air. We talked about Naked Planning for quite a while. He has essentially taken many of the techniques from Lean Software Development and warped them to suit his particular organization. He has a penchant for experimenting with his team and with his mind and he shares the results of those experiments in this interview. Enjoy -bob payne 2008-11-0600 min

AgileToolkit PodcastArlo Belshee - Agile 2005 - Promiscuous Pairing and the Least Qualified ImpementerWelcome to the Arlo Belshee experience. Promiscuous Pairing, Least Qualified Implementer and a whole lot of energy. I spoke to Arlo at the Agile 2005 Conference in Denver.2005-08-0900 min