A great presentation, coming from a professional tester. Even if the talk was delivered some years ago, it’s still very actual and helps tester embrace the change from the traditional, up-front requirements projects, to agile practices.
To be a leader is not the next step for managers. It is the manager’s job to leave room to leaders.
Checklist for the Agile Manager
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The Zen of Scrum 1.0
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I like this guy, I’ve never seen him before (even though he’s a member of the GoF), he has a funny accent and uses it to tell us how Eclipse development has evolved over the years. As many of us use Eclipse as a base of our development (or derivates, like Aptana), I think it [...]
Salesforce.com – Adopting SCRUM & XP [Presentation]
So you’re a company delivering software and you’ve heard of this new way of doing things, have investigated it, but you’re skeptical as how the legal aspects are handled. You might be in one of these two states of mind:
you embrace the idea of tailoring the final solution while developing it, because you would get [...]
If builders built buildings the way programmers wrote programs, then the first woodpecker that came along would destroy civilization.
Gerald Weinberg
Copy and paste is a design error.
David Parnas
Think about how you develop your own code.
Do you rush into writing a piece of code and use comments later, if you have any time left? Or do you [...]
If you emphasize quality at the beginning of the project, you plan for, require, and design a high-quality product. If you start the process with designs for a Pontiac Aztek, you can test it all you want to, and it will never turn into a Rolls-Royce. You might build the best possible [...]
What is it? An iterative incremental process of product development from the Agile family. We are all tekkies here, so it’s assumed as a process of software development.
A-ha! So it is just another way of organizing one team’s work.
Well, not quite “yet another way of…”. It provides a framework for applying all the Agile good [...]
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