If you work with a bunch of agile minded developer's, you often hear the phrase "That's not Agile!" It's quite humorous to hear, because it comes up all the time.
0 replies - 1129 views - 02/11/12 by Nirav Assar in Articles
Etsy used Gource, a software version control visualization tool to map Chef Repo. Software projects are displayed by Gource as an animated tree with the
root...
0 replies - 2755 views - 01/26/12 by Christopher Smith in Videos
“Are you pair programming?”
our manager asked in his snarky tone, while using exaggerated double
air quotes to emphasize his skepticism. He then walked away without
waiting for a response…
This is merely one example of numerous instances I’ve...
3 replies - 17063 views - 01/26/12 by David Bland in News
Two key ideas underlying modern Agile development practices. First, that work can be done more effectively by Whole Teams
in which people work together collaboratively to design and build
systems. They share code, the review each other’s work, they share...
0 replies - 2826 views - 01/24/12 by Jim Bird in Articles
A few weeks ago Chris Matts wrote an interesting blog post ‘the language of risk‘ in which he describes an approach he used to explain the processes his team uses to an auditor.
Why did the auditor like what I said?
Because I explained everything we did...
0 replies - 1839 views - 01/13/12 by Mark Needham in Articles
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 - 6857 views - 01/11/12 by Abby Fichtner in Articles
This blogpost provides a summary of different ways to share a git
repository. Depending on your needs you can opt for different solutions.
6 replies - 12289 views - 01/11/12 by Patrick Debois in News
Is Agile the same as Lean? When people say “agile” do they really
mean Scrum? Or do people still use different types of agile – and if so,
why?
Been getting a lot of questions lately, so thought I’d take a stab at this…
Lean
Lean comes from...
0 replies - 5448 views - 01/03/12 by Abby Fichtner in Articles
Fact: putting a skirt on a Gorilla doesn't make it any more graceful
Are your agile initiatives Gorillarinas?
0 replies - 1730 views - 12/29/11 by Michael Mainguy in Articles
I like continuous integration. A lot. I started being an aficionado
of continuous integration back in my senior year of university . It was
my very first (and last) team project in my college career. There were
three of us. The project manager waited until...
1 replies - 4290 views - 12/23/11 by Johanna Rothman in Articles
Thanks to the Lean Startup movement, Iterationless Development and Continuous Deployment
have become the New New Thing in software development methods.
Apparently this has gone so far that “there are venture firms in Silicon
Valley that won’t even fund...
4 replies - 4156 views - 11/30/11 by Jim Bird in Articles
2 great things happened in 2005: Wales won the Grand Slam, and I had
my first taste of “agile”. And after having worked on a 3-year-long
waterfall project (which still wasn’t finished by the time I left) agile
came as a breath of fresh air for me. I...
0 replies - 4013 views - 11/17/11 by James Betteley in Articles
It was a standing-only room when Jez Humble gave his presentation at
Agile 2011 on how you could implement the basic principles of Lean
Startups in a large...
0 replies - 3325 views - 11/01/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Videos
I’ve been going over a couple of posts by Steve Kilner
that question whether Agile methods can be used effectively in software
maintenance. It’s a surprising question really.
1 replies - 4136 views - 10/14/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in News
David
J. Bland, author of the Scrumology blog and a freelance
counterterrorism software developer, talks to DZone at the Agile 2011
conference about one...
0 replies - 3755 views - 10/12/11 by Mitchell Pronsc... in Videos
