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Single Responsibility principle for conversations

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Company
Date Published
Author
Arthur Coudouy
Word Count
449
Company Posts That Month
2
Language
English
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No
Summary

The Single Responsibility principle (SRP) is applied to conversations on Axolo's messaging tool, Slack. This principle states that each channel should have a single specific topic, whether it's a bot or human conversation. By adhering to SRP, predictability and control are achieved in communication. Asynchronous conversations become easier to follow through since users can read and react to relevant topics at their convenience. Axolo uses these principles for pull requests by creating specific channels for each one, allowing developers to batch-reply, get notified only when needed, and maintain discussions within Slack channels for better documentation in GitHub. Overall, this tool enhances productivity and streamlines the code review process.

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