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I have 6 members in my team in my office. Now I am working in a VB.NET project. Anybody can tell me how can I share this project within my team?
I want to have only one project folder in my server. I want all my other members will work from this server...
Started by Tareq on
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by 3 people.
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No need in re-inventing the wheel though, check out a... .
Ozcecho is right...but, there are many options out there.
Something like Subversion (svn) or if you must Visual Source Safe .
What you need is a source control system.
Its not a question of VB.Net.
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I am working on a project where I will have to regularly justify and explain my code and design decisions to team members who are not directly involved in the same area of the project as I am.
How can I best explain my technical design decisions to team...
Started by Brightside on
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by 4 people.
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Also include demo projects/packages in....
Make sure you include the generated HTML help in the checked-in results
(makes the documentation easier for others to access) .
Add good comments to the actual code that includes short examples, see alsos and etc .
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In an ideal world every software development team would be populated with PhD-level team members, all highly motivated and working in harmony.
But most businesses are not as well-funded and focused as, say, Google or Microsoft, and quite often a legacy...
Started by edg on
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by 19 people.
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Why are these members below average?
If they are below having a very strict....
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However, if you can control the workflow, just make sure each team member gets work suited but it's not the only consideration in running a team.
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What do you do if members of your team are not cooperative during scrum meetings? They either provide a very high level definition of what they are currently working on, ("working on feature x"), or go into extremely irrelevant details, in spite of being...
Started by Tipa Shel Or on
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by 15 people.
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How do you react when you find yourself being the only one who listenes, while other team members you react when you find yourself being the only one who listenes, while other team members just sit is an excellent point.....
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I have a pretty good team. We are all friends and get along well. When a problem does occur it is usually patched up rather quickly. However, one of the senior members of the team has become a little reluctant to suggestions for improvement. And in an...
Started by Sixty4Bit on
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by 10 people.
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The problematic developer can make constructive suggestions to the other team members regularly could help the entire team improve (not just that one senior member) by encouraging code reviews other team members....
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Should all team members be forced to use the same IDE (e.g. eclipse, netbeans, intellij) for programming, even though the build process is independent of IDE? (Assume no IDE specific plugins etc are being used on the project.)
If everyone is using the...
Started by fahdshariff on
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by 6 people.
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Have a "rule of 3".
His own thing and you'll have a hit in productivity .
That some members want to move to a third alternative it is only ok if the team agrees to get rid team members can not pick up their favoirite IDE.
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I know most people have code review and standards in place, but I work at a place with poor standards. I'm not saying that my code is flawless by any means, but I find the code my fellow members submit is totally lacking of structure, standards, naming...
Started by Cade on
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by 42 people.
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For instance - a ....
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Code reviews doesn't only eliminate poor code written by team members (and yourself be.
Are you integrating other new dev members easily?
If after all.
Then perhaps your team is a bit of a black box.
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This question is probably quite subjective, but it's one that I'd like to know what others are doing.
In most organizations there comes a time when a team member is out of the office on vacation, sick, holiday, whatever. In some cases, their coworkers...
Started by Jason N. Gaylord on
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by 6 people.
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Every member of the dev team has sudo access to become....
At work, all code is stored on the development server .
That means putting information about bugs into a bug it's never happened to me .
Required by the team is accessible to them.
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I am currently working on an asp.net application in Visual Studio 2005. I would like to upgrade to 2008 to take advantage of some of the new features, but my remote team won't be able to upgrade to it for a while.
Is it possible for only a few people ...
Started by AaronS on
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by 5 people.
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The two versions reference different MSBuild....
There is one gotcha with the project files, if you're using Web Applications projects .
The solutions are not, but those are easy to remake or copy .
Yes, the project files between 2005 and 2008 are compatible .
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As the team I am on works to formalize and establish more development practices, I find that communication seems to fail at the following points:
During an informal conversation about a project a brain spark moment becomes a new feature/requirement. These...
Started by Achilles on
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by 9 people.
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A responsible member....
All "tribal knowledge" information useful for the team needs to go.).
So, all the other members of the team and then stick to them.
The messages will be stored until the solution was found .
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