Mark Pearl

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MarkPearlCoZa @RogueCode none, did U rsvp for the actual event? Or just join the group? about 316 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @webafrica if you promise to phone me back in an hour, I expect a call back in an hour - not 2 or 3 or whatever. I am not impressed! about 316 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa stand-up scrum/kanban boards that are positioned in another room 2 the dev team have diminished effectiveness as information radiators about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @mightystassen It's how marketing people justify their jobs about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @GarethStep Yup, u nailed. @joshilewis about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @GarethStep yes, I am looking more for "OO Design" books than an exploration of a framework / language. C# in Depth was a great read. about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @GarethStep I was afraid you were gong to say that! about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa @GarethStep yup, it would still be nice to see a industry changing C# book about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa Technical talent goes to work on elaborate frameworks trying to solve domain problems with technology - Eric Evans about 317 days ago

MarkPearlCoZa All the really good books I have read lately have been based in Java. Food for thought? about 317 days ago

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A compelling merging model for Git and other DSCS

It has been a while now since I moved over to Git. So far out of all the SCS’s that I have used, this has been the least painful and the most enjoyable. For those of you looking for a team approach for using Git, I suggest you read the following post…

http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/