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Benefits Dissolve – thought barriers Opens – creativity Types of Play Unoccupied Play – free to think on your own Independant or solitary play Onlooker play – watching others Parrallel play – same time but separate Associative play Team Context Parallel play – same task, in isolation Associative Play – co-op working Co-op Play – together as a team Game Types Constant Unoccupied play – lab-time each week Associative play – hack days Events Parrellel Play – 6up (what if what could be) / elevator pitch Co-op Play – Team shield Merged play – Retrospective Retrospective Rose / bud / thorn Fire / forge / treasure Warm Ups – opens up everyone to collaborate Sketch Photo Tips Be flexible – adapt as play Always summarize…
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A Guide to Commit Messages, Tracking Development History
I love this guide from Aaron on keys to maintaining a solid SCM history.






