In this episode, a discussion with software developer Thomaz Leite, who lives in Missouri and collaborate with team members in Michigan, Portugal, and Brazli. He introduced me to an new Open Source VoiP tool that competes with Skype, and talked about doing pair programming with remote team members.
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Show Notes:
- Thomaz’ home page (not much there right now). He is @thmzlt on Twitter.
- Ruby Skills
- HealPay
- It’s not in the recording, but after the interview Thomaz brought up how handy he finds his Nokia N900 running Maemo for communicating with his team on the go.
- Mumble, an “open source, low-latency, high quality voice chat software”.
- Assembla
About the Author: Avdi Grimm
Husband, father, software cultivator, and amateur community builder, Avdi has been leading and participating in dispersed software development teams since 2007. He works from home in Southern Pennsylvania, and loves the fact that working remotely enables him to spend more time with his wife and four children. Related Posts
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