10 ways your organization should be using hipchat

BRENDAN REVILLE • SOFTWARE ENGINEER • CODE.ORG • @BRENDANREVILLE

10 Ways Your Organization Should be Using HipChat

BRENDAN REVILLE • SOFTWARE ENGINEER • CODE.ORG • @BRENDANREVILLE

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A fast-paced startup that combines cultures

Non-profit

Education

Product engineering

Product engineering culture

Maintain quality

Ship often

Ship fast

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Let one team lead

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Integrate third party tools

2

Spectate as third-party integrations do their thing

Spectate deployments

3

Watch deployments as they happen.

Chat about issues as they arise.

Watch testing

4

Watch tests as they run.

What kinds of tests?

Automated browser tests

Visual difference tests

Unit tests

Do live monitoring

5

Our production canary posts whenever it detects an issue

Collaborate creatively

6

Share your work on a project.

Enable work styles

7

HipChat enables many work styles

Be inclusive

Stay quiet

Have conversations

Have global conversations

8

Take your conversation global

Support external contributors

Allow for many timezones

Share your conversation

Stay connected

9

Stay connected when mobile

Keep up-to-date

Decide on a live ops culture

Use mobile apps

Keep room for fun

10

Fun chats for everybody.

One more thing

Adjust often

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The final checklist

1. Let one team lead

2. Integrate third party tools

3. Spectate deployments

4. Watch testing

5. Do live monitoring

6. Collaborate creatively

7. Enable work styles

8. Have global conversations

9. Stay connected

10. Keep room for fun

11. Adjust often

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BRENDAN REVILLE • SOFTWARE ENGINEER • CODE.ORG • @BRENDANREVILLE