Achieving Agility w/ APIs at Chick-fil-A
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At Chick-fil-A, we are laser-focused on scaling our technology infrastructure and processes while maintaining a high degree of business agility so that we can take advantage of unexpected opportunities. This […]
Applying the Serverless Mindset to Any Tech Stack
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Serverless is a nebulous buzzword, and is often equated with Functions as a Service (FaaS) platforms like AWS Lambda. However, serverless is about something deeper, and in the end is […]
No Microservice Is An Island
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You don’t deploy a single microservice. The journey to microservice architecture involves more than how code is written or applications are packaged. It’s about creating an interconnected ecosystem that keeps […]
The Observability Pipeline
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The pervasiveness of cloud and containers has led to systems that are much more distributed and dynamic in nature. Highly elastic microservice and serverless architectures mean containers spin up on […]
Cutting Code Quickly
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In this guided demo, we are going to look at 3 different techniques that are remarkably powerful in combination to cut through legacy code without having to go thru the […]
Remote Pair Programming: A Guide for Distributed Teams
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Learn how to implement remote pair programming so that you can realize the benefits of pairing and address some challenges of distributed development.
Agile Transformation – What to do with managers?
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This session describes the experiences of a manager who went through an agile transformation and explains how he became a leader in an agile organization.
You’re Not Failing Fast Enough: Tips & Tricks for an Agile Build System
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In this session, Sarah Goff-Dupont discusses ways to shorten the feedback cycle related to system builds. She describes these techniques via examples.
Intro to Agile Requirements: User Stories, Backlogs and Beyond
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This session from Agile 2015 shows a a common-sense approach to agile requirements that will help you reduce risk and deliver value.
Better Unit Testing with ApprovalTests, an open source library
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Through both demos and explanation of theory, this session shows you how using ApprovalTests makes testing many types of objects more manageable.
Selling the Investment to Pay Down Technical Debt – The Code Christmas Tree
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Sharing our experience in making code complexity and unit coverage visible in the hallway adjoining our team room and the conversations that happened around it. Not only did it help […]
Manager as Scrum Master
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This session shares the story of how one organization adopted self-managing teams and the impact that change had on the roles of managers and scrum masters.