Craft: From Concepts to Large-Scale Deployment
summary
Describes a repeatable Craft program used to scale engineering practices across ~8,000 tech staff: a six‑day hands‑on course delivered in 20–30 person cohorts, plus a self‑service DevOps platform offering one‑click Sonar/Nexus/GitLab and a rotating tech‑referent squad model to prevent silos. Enforces TDD, pair programming, refactoring and DDD, and reports measured outcomes—faster feedback loops, fewer production bugs, increased conference submissions—after three years of pilots, ~400 external training slots, and a 1,000‑person internal event.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:58Promoting quality code
- 5:05Seeking constant improvement
- 16:14First possible reaction
- 18:02Another more plausible reaction
- 26:30Deployment axes
- 29:44Operational
- 33:48Communication
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