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10 Agile Bloggers You Should Know About, But Don’t
Paul Dolman-Darral over at Value Flow Quality recently published a list of The Top 20 Most Influential Agile People. This is a great list of established Agile Bloggers, many of whom are book authors. via 10 Agile Bloggers You Should Know About, But Don’t – Agile Bench.
READ MORE »The Glacial Methodology for Software Development
Oh my God, I risked having my first heart attack! via The Glacial Methodology for Software Development.
READ MORE »Un corso online gratuito su Agile e SaaS
L’Università di Berkley, in California, ha attivato il corso online “Software Engineering for Software as a Service”. Il corso fa parte di un’iniziativa che coinvolge diverse università americane e che intende portare gratuitamente sul Web gli insegnamenti accademici di diverse facoltà. via Programmazione.it :: Un corso online gratuito su Agile e SaaS.
READ MORE »When You Have No Product Owner At All
What happens when you have no product owner at all? How does a team know what features to develop in what order? via When You Have No Product Owner At All | Managing Product Development.
READ MORE »Lean Startups: Thinking in reverse, yet leaning forward
“A good engineer thinks in reverse and asks himself about the stylistic consequences of the components and systems he proposes” – Helmut Jan via Lean Startups: Thinking in reverse, yet leaning forward | Agile Zone.
READ MORE »Should You Ship This Code Before Reducing Technical Debt?!
Shipping first time code is like going into debt. A little debt speeds development so long as it is paid back promptly with a rewrite… I thought that rushing software out the door to get some experience with it was a good idea, but that of course, you would eventually go back and as you [...]
READ MORE »Liz Keogh: 10 years of Agile – the Prophecy of Failure, and the Failure of Prophecy
Liz Keogh: 10 years of Agile – the Prophecy of Failure, and the Failure of Prophecy via InfoQ: Liz Keogh: 10 years of Agile – the Prophecy of Failure, and the Failure of Prophecy.
READ MORE »Writing Maintainable Code
Writing maintainable code is hard. It must be understandable, testable and readable. Any one of these can be tricky, and together they seem pretty daunting. Thankfully, Michael Williamson makes it look easy to become a code craftsman. via Writing Maintainable Code.
READ MORE »Software Developer != Zen Warrior
Over the last few of years we’ve seen the terms katas, dōjō’s and koans enter the vocabulary of software developers, if you spend some time looking into these terms and how they are used in relation to software you’ll find people drawing comparisons between software development and martial arts and I’m telling you here and [...]
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