Enterprise Workflow presentation given at Northwest Ohio PHP User Group

2. Who Are You and Why Are You In My House? Chris Tankersley Been doing PHP for almost 8 years now Lots of projects no one uses released under the BSD license

4. Structured

5. Standardized

6. Overly Complicated

7. Unrealistic

8. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

10. Structured

11. Standardized

12. Overly Complicated

13. Unrealistic

14. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

16. Project Management

17. Managed Environments

18. Automated Processes

20. Do you use source control?

21. Can you make a build in one step?

22. Do you make daily builds?

23. Do you have an up-to-date schedule?

24. Do you have a bug database?

26. SCRUM

28. Stick With It

29. Modified Waterfall

30. Scrum

31. Kanban

33. Basecamp HQ

34. Microsoft Project

35. TaskJuggler

36. Excel

37. Whiteboard

38. Corkboard

41. Quality

43. Code always moves up, not down, the chain

45. Code here is never considered stable

46. Can be any machine (local, development, a VM, whatever)

47. Test Driven Development starts here

49. This is for QA testers

50. Should be close to Production

51. Should have logging and debug on

53. Used to catch deployment bugs

54. Uses Production data

57. Live data

58. No Touching!

60. Oracle VirtualBox

62. Windows – Packages and cygwin

64. Rackspace Cloud

65. Glue Software

68. Run unit tests

69. Run code helpers

70. Build Documentation

71. Packaging

73. Hudson/Jenkins

74. Phing and xinc

76. Just make sure it works with your CI controller

77. Hook it all together

80. Set up server

84. Scrum should do this at the beginning of the Sprint

87. Commit in functional chunks. Don't check in half-baked code

88. When you are finished with a feature, promote and tell QA

95. Run update scripts

96. Promote Code

99. Return to 'Choose Your Tasks'

100. What does all this lead to?

101. Continuous Deployment

104. Small promotions tend to break less than large ones, and when they do break, are easier to fix

106. Use Kanban

107. Develop on my local machine

108. Get feature, make branch, test, merge, commit

110. Rinse, repeat

111. Any Questions?

112. Thanks!