Gestión de Proyectos: Estimación y Resolución de Bloqueos en Desarrollo

Clase 10 de 13 • Curso de Inglés para Programadores

Resumen

Llegará ese día que seas aceptado en un nuevo trabajo con una cultura laboral totalmente en inglés. Charlas casuales, conversaciones técnicas o sobre cualquier cosa. Prepárate para esos momentos y Platzi tiene cursos para ofrecerte y mejorar tus conversaciones:

Be prepared! Lo mejor que puedes hacer es continuar consumiendo inglés y mejorar tus habilidades conversacionales. ¡Pronto llegará tu momento!

Contribución creada por: Kevin Fiorentino.

Miguel de la Rosa

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Porfavor hagan un curso de puros roleplays en el trabajo 🙏 sirven muchísimo!

Maximiliano Santin

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Diego Artiles

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Apoyo esta idea!!!

Alejandro Parra

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Love the dynamic

Tomás André Peñaloza Avilés

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Delmonting:

When a programmer deploys a piece of code on a Friday afternoon and leaves for the weekend, completely unaware that their piece of code just took down the entire product and no one else knows how to fix the problem because the code is either way too complex or just completely incoherent.

Example:

This company has not tolerance delmonting.

Joaquin Segovia

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thanks I didn't know that

Stanley Melgar

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More English courses should have this production, incluiding the funny comments.

Felipe Bernardo González Barranco

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I agree!

DIEGO FERNANDO SAENZ MORA

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me encanto la parte de "SI, me dieron el trabajo", me recordo tanto a dead pool ajajajjajajaj

Javier Ramos

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In English please, is for your own good

Moisés Alvin Miguel Flores

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Two legends!!

Asdrubal Perez

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these roleplaying videos are great!

Tomás André Peñaloza Avilés

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A story point in SCRUM:

A metric used in agile project management to estimate the difficulty of implementing a given user story. In simple terms, a story point is a number that tells the team about the difficulty level of the story. Difficulty could be related to complexities, risks, and efforts involved.

Eliecer Alejandro Molina Vergel

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Nice work with the role plays!! REALLY NICE

Gabriel Obregón

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Technical words used in the conversation and their definitions:

Onboarding:
- Definition: The process of integrating a new employee into the company by helping them understand systems, tools, and workflows.
- Context: Sebastian had trouble setting up his workstation during onboarding.
Z shell (Zsh):
- Definition: A Unix shell that can be used as an interactive login shell and as a command interpreter for scripts.
- Context: Sebastian mistakenly installed the C shell instead of Z shell during onboarding.
C shell (Csh):
- Definition: Another Unix shell, with a syntax based on the C programming language, used for scripting and interactive use.
- Context: Sebastian installed the wrong shell (C shell) instead of the intended Z shell.
Deploy to production:
- Definition: The process of releasing or making new code live on the production environment where users can interact with it.
- Context: A previous deployment caused issues on a Friday, which led to platform downtime.
Stand-up meeting:
- Definition: A daily meeting, often part of agile methodologies, where team members discuss progress, blockers, and next tasks. Usually kept short and to the point.
- Context: Jess suggests they have their stand-up meeting since everyone else is on vacation.
MySQL backend:
- Definition: MySQL is an open-source relational database management system, and the backend refers to the part of the system that interacts with databases and server-side logic.
- Context: Sebastian is connecting the new login page to the MySQL backend.
Ticket:
- Definition: A task or work item in a project management system, used to track work progress.
- Context: Sebastian mentions that his current task was marked as a two-pointer ticket.
Two-pointer / Five-pointer:
- Definition: Points refer to a method of estimating the complexity of a task, often used in agile development. A two-pointer is a task estimated to take less time or effort, while a five-pointer is more complex.
- Context: Sebastian believes his task was underestimated and should be upgraded to a five-pointer.
Styling components:
- Definition: Refers to the process of designing or formatting elements on a webpage, often using CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) or other front-end design frameworks.
- Context: Sebastian is waiting for Samantha to finish styling the components for the project.
Merge:
- Definition: The process of combining code changes from different branches of a repository into a single branch, usually in version control systems like Git.
- Context: Samantha’s work on the components is ready to be merged after code reviews.
Branch:
- Definition: A separate line of development in version control systems, where changes can be made without affecting the main codebase.
- Context: Samantha’s branch is ready for deployment after code reviews.

Héctor Iván Patricio Moreno

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LOL "See? I got the job!"

Andres Mauricio Ayala Cardona

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So amazing!

Mateo Muñoz Bustamante

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Fun fact. You can ask here, If you should deploy today https://shouldideploy.today/ 😁

JUAN MONCADA

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amazing, I liked so much

Manuel Rodríguez

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Yes, I have a job! But wait, it wasn't for the home office? i love the collaborations

José David Ureña Torres

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Standup meetings and SCRUM daily meetings, are both the same?

Sebastian Delmont

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Mostly yes. Unless you are a SCRUM Master, in which case they are completely different.

David Sanchez

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Man, the way how the lecturer gets out the role and speak to the audience, makes me feel like I am watching a true movie. Shoutout to the team Platzi, you all are blasting it! 👏🏻

Edwin Vasquez

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Breaking the fourth wall, nicely done! This is like an informal daily.

Adriana Guarisco Cervantes

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I like the Fleabag style cut when he is talking to the camera jaja

Alex Leonardo Rodriguez Carvajal

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excelent!