A couple of years have passed since Corey Ladas commented on the limitations
of the basic form of the daily stand-up, or daily Scrum, when we begin
to scale to...
0 replies - 1095 views - 04/16/09 by dnicolet in News
I've written quite a bit about various aspects of estimating in agile software development. I think it's about time I joined up the dots...PRODUCT BACKLOG
0 replies - 519 views - 04/06/09 by Kelly Waters in News
I decided to do another article collection post. As I mentioned in the last post that
I am extremely busy these days as we're preparing to launch the...
0 replies - 2484 views - 04/03/09 by arnonrgo in News
There's been a lot said about certification lately. I think it's a
natural outgrowth of Agile's growing popularity. Unfortunately, I think
it's also an...
1 replies - 874 views - 04/01/09 by jdlshore in News
These past few weeks at Lean Dog Software, there have been two project teams working on the main deck...er, that is, in the main room
of the boat; the room...
0 replies - 881 views - 03/31/09 by dnicolet in News
It is well-known that difficult goals are best achieved when people work in small teams of under ten people.
Various agile methods were created based on this...
0 replies - 842 views - 03/30/09 by jurgenappelo in News
Recently, I’ve been working with a
software enterprise helping them tune their agile process to better
align the agile teams to the broader enterprise...
1 replies - 386 views - 03/27/09 by deanleffingwell... in News
About 10 years ago I recall studying profusely so that I might pass
my Java programmer's certification exam. I purchased a copy of an exam
cram book that had...
14 replies - 3660 views - 03/20/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News
A core tenet of agile methodologies is to help teams deliver software more quickly. But with the plethora of agile practices available to choose from, teams...
1 replies - 3853 views - 03/16/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News
If
you are going to embrace any form of agile, you need to start by
thinking about your teams as the elemental building blocks of
0 replies - 409 views - 03/12/09 by mcottmeyer in News
In Big Teams & Agility, I talked about a macro process for agile development on large teams (those up to, possibly exceeding, 100 developers).
1 replies - 2334 views - 03/12/09 by Kirk Knoernschild in News
The chapters of “Clean Code” are grouped into three parts. As it says in the introduction, part one “describes the principles, patterns and practices of writing clean code.” Part two contains...
1 replies - 5476 views - 03/02/09 by Burk Hufnagel in Book Reviews
Fred
Brooks’s law of adding manpower to a late software project makes it later
is one most of us have tried to prove wrong... and failed!
I was at Agile 2008...
2 replies - 2923 views - 10/11/08 by Rich Sharpe in News
Some people tell me that "you cannot motivate a person". You can only "remove the impediments that prevent a person from being motivated"....
2 replies - 583 views - 10/08/08 by jurgenappelo in News
ThoughtWorks released a "beta" of Twist, a new commercial functional
testing platform for software teams. Twist features a design
environment using...
2 replies - 3238 views - 09/30/08 by Frank Cohen in Announcements
