Agile
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Pair Programming: Doodling
Another interesting pair programming ‘technique’ which I rediscovered while pairing with Priyank is that of doodling or drawing various parts…
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Why Did Agile Originate In Software?
I was reading Lior Friedman’s post about the agile research. He raises an interesting question: Why are agile studies coming…
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Use Scrum even if you don’t want to be Agile
An “Agile” project is one that actively seeks to incorporate changes as the project progresses, rather than assuming that the…
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When Will It Be Done?
Everyone likes to know the answer. In fact, this question can be interpreted in many ways, and answered that way…
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Equal Rights for Non-Functional Requirement
In our recent meet-up at the Agile Practitioner group, there was good talk about non-functional requirement testing. One of the…
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Increasing team sizes: Boredom
Although the majority of the teams that I’ve worked on over the past few years have been relatively small in…
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Reclaiming the ‘501 Developer’ manifesto
I’ve recently found myself in a bit of conflict over how I feel about this post outlining a 501 developer…
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Effectiveness of Teams
Agile places an emphasis on the importance of the team. The team make the decisions: what do we work on…
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Coding: Spike Driven Development
While reading Dan North’s second post about software craftsmanship I was able to resonate quite a lot with a point…
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Clean Sweep in Agile
One of the questions I got in my Agile Practitioners talk startled me. Actually, it wasn’t the question that startled…
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