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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
How Did You Choose to Start Linear B?
02:07 • 2min
Is Linear B a Platform for Engineers?
03:53 • 3min
What's the Strength of Workerbees?
06:24 • 2min
Using Worker B to Get Your Code Out of Production in Real Time
08:38 • 4min
How Does Worker B Reduce Idle Time?
12:24 • 2min
Is Linear B Doing a Refactoring?
14:22 • 2min
The Challenges in Using Team Base Metrics?
16:48 • 2min
Amazon Is Hiring Software Development Managers to Join Their Fast Growing Team
18:31 • 5min
Using Linear B to Improve Productivity?
23:21 • 2min
Is Linear B a Good Performance Review Tool?
24:54 • 2min
Linear B Data Integration - What's the Onboarding Process?
27:11 • 2min
Is There a Bottleneck?
29:00 • 2min
The Doro Metrics
30:33 • 2min
Cloud Ops Tools - What's the Average Change Failure Rate?
32:06 • 5min
What's the Right Size for a Growing Team?
37:11 • 2min
Workerby
39:13 • 2min
The Difference Between Worker by the Slack Bot and Linear B
41:27 • 2min
Deve Interrupted, What Can Listeners Expect to Find When They Tune In?
43:53 • 2min
A developer’s core deliverables are individual commits and the pull requests they aggregate into. While the number of lines of code written alone may not be very informative, in total, the code and metadata about the code found in tracking systems present a rich dataset with great promise for analysis and productivity optimization insights.