The Importance of Data in Software Development
In this interview, I had the pleasure of talking with Adela Tort, a developer with many years of experience and great passion for the technical side of software development. Adela […]
The Value of Caring Tasks in Our Environment
In this interview I had the great pleasure of speaking with Antonio de la Torre (Toño), who from his native Spain has been doing valuable technical mentoring for various companies. […]
Some Thoughts on Continuous Delivery
For this interview, I had the pleasure to talk to Gisela Decuzzi, an Argentine software developer with a strong passion for Agile technical practices. Gisela joined 10Pines more than eight […]
Why Agile Should Not Forget About Software Crafters
Continuing my series of interviews with Latam Agile Luminaries, this time I had the great pleasure of interviewing Ana Carmona from Barcelona, Spain. Ana is a software crafter with more […]
Clear as Mud – Attaining Real Transparency in Agile
How transparent are you? How transparent is your team, and your organization? We all know that transparency is an essential aspect of Agile development, but do you really understand just […]
Agile Q&A: Is There a Place for Managers in an Agile Organization?
Learn how project managers accustomed to a more traditional software development environment can adapt to a more Agile approach in this post from the Agile Alliance blog.
Andrea Goulet and Jeff Sussna to Keynote deliver:Agile 2018 Conference
The deliver:Agile 2018 conference program committee is pleased to announce Andrea Goulet and Jeff Sussna as the keynote speakers for this year’s conference in Austin. Andrea Goulet is the CEO […]
How to Increase Velocity
Do you want to know a trick to increase your team’s velocity? Now that I have your attention I want to tell you that tricks don’t work. I’ve seen people […]
Founding a Code Bootcamp Based on Agile Values
Our latest experience report, Founding a Code Bootcamp with Agile, is by Harold Shinsato. Harold is a co-founder and one of the instructors of the Montana Code School. The initial […]
Pair Programming vs. Mob Programming
I was talking to some friends at Agile2016 about which they thought was more effective, pair programming done well or mob programming done well, but we ended up deciding that […]
What is Software Waste?
A large part of the success of the lean manufacturing movement was its call to eliminate waste. Deming introduced the concept that waste in manufacturing came from excessive inventory. Inventory […]
Why AATC (Agile Alliance Technical Conference)?
There are plenty of conferences these days – even plenty of Agile conferences – so when I first heard of the Agile Alliance Technical Conference (AATC), April 7 – 9 […]
