The software development life cycle (SDLC) within the agile environment requires the ability to iterate extremely quickly. Over the last few years, when large enterprises have switched to the "fail fast, fail often" approach, they have had to implement this dynamic development approach on top of tools designed and created during the age of "build it and they will come".
RhodeCode is pleased to announce that we are the platinum sponsor of the EuroPython 2014 conference, where we will be hosting a dedicated RhodeCode recruitment event once the opening day sessions end. EuroPython 2014 is the second largest global conference for Python and partnering with this event is a very exciting milestone in our development as a company. During the last 4 years we have built on the success of our core product, and now that we have gone through a large growth phase and experienced the results of all that hard work come to fruition, we want to give something back to the community that helped us to evolve as an organisation.
Become a part of RhodeCode and join one of our engineering or product teams.
Everyone who is with us is an expert in his/her field of expertise, works in a small team of handpicked A-players and helps to achieve the team's mission. Everyone takes full responsibility for his/her work, is treated with respect and management is just there to remove blockers. No committees, no micromanagement, just the focus on delivering the outstanding.
Join us at Berlin Tech Meetup on April 24. Marcin will be on stage for demo + Q&A. Learn more about and get your ticket here.
RhodeCode Enterprise comes with a lot of powerful features for collaborative software engineering. In this blog article I provide an overview of the typical code review process and explain best practices for large scale environments.