Chapter 15. Document your air, food, and water
by Travis Illig
Think about all of the things you need to know when you’re new to a team. There are a lot of things, right?
- Where’s the source code repository?
- Which tools need to be installed on your developer environment?
- What’re the steps to build the product?
- Is there a pattern for how the code is laid out in the repository?
- How are tasks tracked?
- What’s the task branch pattern in the repository?
- Where’s the continuous integration server?
- Are there any specific development methodologies that should be followed?
This is, from a peer mentoring perspective, the “air, food, and water” for the group.
It’s the stuff you need to know in order to basically get around. Many times, the answers ...
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