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Rescue Project

The medical device. Rough outline: Background, Context/Team, Practices, Regulatory, Results.

Quotes

“The body of the predecessor is entombed in the next generation.”
— Dr. Jeff Fine, on the microscope mount inside a digital system

“Its like sharing food. We reminisce about the good cases we’ve had in the last five years. We want to share the bread that we break every day.”
— Dr. John Ho, on social features of work software

Ruby... do something "dumber"

Yeah, probably don't need RVM in this mix. What was I doing? Did I need some specific/new version for a gem dependency?

  • Go for the distribution's ruby, rubygems, and ruby-dev packages
  • Write a --no-document or equivalent into the gemrc

Recovering Systems

In a bad IT situation, use vagrant + puppet for experiments and to slowly create a repeatable build library...

Agile in a regulated environment

There's a lot of strawmen and shibboleths in this conversation. I think the appropriate content would be "Methodology vs. Regulation (stage-gate, formal process)". Do they intersect at all? Are they compatible? I'd like to bring Wardley mapping into the conversation.

Evidence

Migrating to Octopress

Add information about the travis-ci build and local vagrant options to the "migrating" post.

Test Data Maturity Model

  • Ad-hoc
  • Stale copies (of production?)
  • Fresh copies
  • On-demand snapshots
  • Generators
  • Even smarter generators

State Machines

I've always found events/handlers an easier implementation than a literal state machine.

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