How to Navigate a Code Freeze [Event]

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Join us next week for the latest edition of deliver:Agile Live! — a series of monthly virtual sessions that explore technical topics and focus on how to support Agile practitioners and grow good Agile engineering practices in remote settings.

Don’t miss “How to Navigate a Code Freeze” on Tuesday, November 17

9:00–10:30am PT | 12:00–1:30pm ET | 5:00–6:30pm CET

During the winter holidays and shopping season, many companies institute a code freeze — halting all production deployments. Although the efficacy of code freezes is hotly debated, they are a reality for many technologists. This can be confusing.

Learn how to better navigate a Code Freeze with 3 top technical experts:

 

Sarah Aslanifar

Sarah Aslanifar
Sarah is a software engineer and technical lead with over 15 years of experience at companies ranging from over 75,000 employees to her own two-person startup. She is currently the Interim CTO at CarAdvise.

Rob Myers

Rob Myers
Rob has 35 years of professional experience in software development, and over 20 as an Agile coach, and trainer of TDD, BDD, CSD, and XP. His first book, Essential Test-Driven Development is due out in 2021.

Michele Guthrie

Michele Guthrie
Michele has been gracing the realms of Technology since the 1980s. She has served in a variety of tech roles such as engineer, PM, Scrum Master, and currently RTE.

Explore these questions and more with our expert panel:

  • If there are no production deployments, what should development teams be doing during a code freeze?
  • Is the practice of code freeze having the desired effect, i.e. stable performance, and decreased incidents?
  • If not, what are better approaches for evolving towards those goals?

If you’re facing a possible code freeze, be sure to attend this special session on November 17!

This event is free for Agile Alliance members.

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