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Kanban is the New Scrum

Maybe it’s all the time I spend with startups, but while I strongly value Scrum’s ideas behind self-organizing teams & continual feedback – I can’t help but feel Kanban represents the next level of agility, giving us more flexibility and...

0 replies - 6813 views - 01/11/12 by Abby Fichtner in Articles

In Retrospect: About Bugs

This is the third of several posts in which I’d like to share some of the things we learned throughout more than 14 sprints of Agile development using Scrum. Some of them might appear as open doors, but I wish I knew or thought about those before I...

0 replies - 2608 views - 11/10/11 by Dennis Doomen in News

Agile Case Studies - Balancing Anarchy and Co-op with Scrum

If everybody on a 100-person project should talk to everybody else, we'd have to work overtime just to cover the meetings. Of course, this is before we...

3 replies - 5840 views - 06/11/10 by Nitin Bharti in Videos

Bad or Good? Behavior Driven Development within Scrum.

I wanted to explore the possibility of using JBehave to formalise scrums definition of done. The idea being to encapsulate a definition of done as a JBehave scenario. So in true scrum style I decided to timebox 4 hours of work dedicated to JBehave.

2 replies - 4965 views - 05/19/10 by Martin Harris in News

An Introduction to Feature-Driven Development – Part 2

This is the second part of a two-part article introducing Jeff De Luca’s Feature Driven Development (FDD) process. In particular, we are looking at how FDD differs from Scrum and eXtreme Programming-inspired approaches when it comes to working with larger...

1 replies - 10195 views - 12/04/09 by Stephen Palmer in Articles

Danube's Michael James on Scrum Adoption

Scrum is beginning to emerge as an increasingly popular choice for organizations seeking to improve software quality, decrease time-to-market, and stay...

0 replies - 12484 views - 10/08/09 by Lyndsey Clevesy in Videos

Scrum - A Q&A with Refcard Author Michael James

Scrum is a leading agile software development process. In coordination with the recently published Scrum RefCard, DZone had the opportunity to chat with Michael James, a software process mentor, team coach, and Scrum trainer, about Scrum and some of it's...

1 replies - 5747 views - 04/22/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News

#50 Scrum Refcard: How well do you know Scrum?

Scrum is an iterative, incremental software development framework commonly used with agile software development. This Refcard provides a concise overview of the structure of roles, meetings, rules and artifacts within a Scrum organization – it is...

4 replies - 5388 views - 04/20/09 by Wei Ling Chen in Announcements

Secretaries Make the Best ScrumMasters

Okay... so my writing is slowing down again.

0 replies - 8493 views - 09/07/08 by Mike Cottmeyer in News