done... • Do you assign a buddy, officially or extra-officially, to a newbie? • Do you do code reviews? • Do you do pair-programming? • Do you discuss over a whiteboard or a paper?
done... • Do you assign a buddy, officially or extra-officially, to a newbie? • Do you do code reviews? • Do you do pair-programming? • Do you discuss over a whiteboard or a paper? • Do you talk over a coffee the latests news you’ve seen on Twitter?
• Make a list of whatever you all want to learn / Make a list of whatever you all already can share to each other • Decide a practice for learning • Decide a time slot to do talks • Be an example
to learn • Tell your mates about it (by mail, chat, whatever) • Set up your first meeting and decide how to start • Spread the word so everyone knows about the new community
and that can be useful • It can be a refactor you did, a new lib you just used and so on • Set up a meeting in a time that fits okay • You can start by lunch time or Friday’s afternoon
in the month that fits everyone • Start for something simple as “bug hunting”, “clean the code”, UX quick fix or so • Involve as much people as possible • Create some kind of competition with a symbolic price
• Get involved in the communities giving a talk or hosting a meetup • Keep your mates informed about new meetups • Try to convince your mates for giving a talk, specially if they already had one ready