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Are we coming to the end of DevOps? Is Developer Productivity and Toil reduction the NEXT BIG thing.... and where does security fit into this? I have questions... is security counted as toil? bit.ly/3PZvS8f

@jromanmartin would be great if you could comment your 2 cents!

Where do you put your 2 cents?

@jromanmartin Thank you! Can you elaborate on why these are your preferences?

@PracticeLibrary My 2 cents: GitHub and Slack.

Hello OPL community! 📣 We are aiming to set up an open communication channel, but, we need your help deciding which platform this is on. Please give us your two cents in the comments below, after all, we hope it is somewhere you all use and find great value! Thank you!

Accessibility begins with leadership. Learn how @drupal put this into practice and prioritized bugs as issues, not feature requests, now on The ReadME Project. github.com/readme/guides/…

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Hello! We are aiming to set up a communication channel for OPL so you can discuss everything open practices. But, we need your help deciding which platform options are a LinkedIn group, Slack, Discord, Github, Signal/WhatsApp or Facilitator club. Let us know below what YOU think.

My two cents of the day: Team culture should neither be driven by the managers nor the seniors of the team. Like "collaborative ownership" of the business, the culture should be owned by everyone on the team. This can be done by creating a social contract. openpracticelibrary.com/practice/socia…

@systemcraftsman Well said! Creating a social contract is a great way to formalise and openly communicate an open leadership mindset - everyone has a responsiblity and ability to lead: openpracticelibrary.com/practice/open-…

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Learn about using risk patterns and cwe to focus training and implementation in the latest blog "Weakness risk-patterns: A Red Hat way to identify poor software practices in the secure development lifecycle" red.ht/3O0HCVC

When it comes to unique business challenges, one size doesn't fit all. Complete this exercise to see how the Open @PracticeLibrary can help you today! bit.ly/3KX3Yol

A wonderful article on how to optimize team dynamics and improve collaboration 👏🤝🎉

Lean Canvas🎨 A 1-page business plan template to help you focus on problems, solutions, key metrics and competitive advantages. openpracticelibrary.com/practice/lean-… 🙏🏻 github.com/sandraarps 🙏🏻 github.com/ariellemcmahon 🙏🏻 @andreasspanner #LeanCanvas #OpenPracticeLibrary #Agile #Lean

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Code Review 🔎 A software quality assurance activity that someone other than the author(s) checks the relevant piece of code and considers key questions. openpracticelibrary.com/practice/code-… 🙏🏻 @systemcraftsman #CodeReview #ProductDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #DevOps