Getting Things Done with Mob Programming
Andy Kwong, Rei Pamintuan, Aaron Griffith, and Austin Chadwick share not only horror stories of things not getting done in their past, but also joyous stories of things actually getting done today – with Mob Programming.
Games! with Dana Pylayeva
In this Agile MiniCon session, Dana Pylayeva explores how we can use games to help us be more Agile.
Drawing! with Ashanti Gardner
In this Agile MiniCon session, Ashanti Gardner explores how we can use drawing to help us be more Agile.
Fun! with Jenny Tarwater
In this Agile MiniCon 2022 session, Jenny Tarwater explores how we can use fun to help us be more Agile.
Improv! with Jessie Shternshus
In this Agile MiniCon 2022 session, Jessie Shternshus explores how we can use improv to help us be more Agile.
Fishbowl with Jenny Tarwater
In this AgileMiniCon 2022 fishbowl session, Jenny Tarwater answers questions about how to have fun in an Agile atmosphere.
Keeping it real with BDD
In this session, we explore the idea of an accessible developer experience as a way of leaning into the XP principles of Humanity and Diversity.
“That Was Easy!” and Other Things Teams Say About Compliance
I have to admit I was shocked when I heard “Do you talk about this stuff in your marketing materials? If not, you should.” from the Government auditor sitting across […]
Useful Metrics for Agile Teams
If you want to know that you are making progress, you need to measure. You have to be able to compare your current state to a prior state in order […]
The Science of Testing
In the past decade the software development paradigm has shifted to “deliver fast” — with concomitant frameworks and methodologies to support that emphasis – but without proper consideration of quality. […]
The Power of Three: What Are My Three (or More) Options
Individuals and teams often jump to conclusions too quickly. Often there are good reasons for it—real- or imagined-time constraints, limited confidence or experience, a single experienced voice dominating the group, […]
The Org That BAPO Built
Conways Law – the concept that your product resembles your org structure – is a double-edged sword. If your organization is intentionally structured to optimize your strengths, it’s great! However, […]
