I’ve just submitted a proposed session to the Agile 2010 web site:
Test-Driven Development for the iPhone, iPod and iPad
Please go to the site and let me know in the comments there if you have any suggestions about the proposal!
I’ve just submitted a proposed session to the Agile 2010 web site:
Test-Driven Development for the iPhone, iPod and iPad
Please go to the site and let me know in the comments there if you have any suggestions about the proposal!
Today’s update of Scrum’d, the agile project management tool from Atlantic Dominion Solutions, added project RSS feeds, simplified security, and added a few UI tweeks. **Read more** on the [Atlantic Dominion Solutions blog][1].
[1]: http://blog.adsdevshop.com/2010/02/08/enjoy-todays-scrumd-updates/
Hi All,
Here is a collection of interesting reads and articles that either Mishkin Berteig (@mberteig) or Paul Heidema (@paulheidema) reposted on Twitter.
RT @daverooneyca RT @gilbroza: Mincing no words: People are NOT resources! http://bit.ly/3iZwpI [A-freaking-men!!]
RT @jbrains jbrains.ca classic: Forget velocity http://mee.bo/dB2sw3
RT @AgileAdvice Comparison of OpenAgile with Scrum http://bit.ly/dBLCxP #Agile #Scrum #OpenAgile
RT @flowchainsensei Culture change is Free [...]
Hey everyone! VersionOne has finally decided to do an Agilepalooza in my hometown… and VersionOne’s hometown for that matter… Atlanta, GA. The event is on February 26th and you guys have to come. This will be my third ‘palooza and each one has b…
For Agile projects, managers need to focus on results and velocity, not on the burndown charts. **Read more** about [focusing on results rather than charts][1].
[1]: http://bit.ly/dtsNU7
Scrum’d got a bit UI update today including a liquid layout, icons, and many more small tweeks to improve the usability of the app. [Learn more about today's big Scrum'd update >>][1]
[1]: http://blog.adsdevshop.com/2010/02/01/get-scrumd-all-over-your-screen-with-the-january-2010-ui-update/
OpenAgile is similar to Scrum in many respects. Both are systems for delivering value to stakeholders. Both are agile methods. Both are frameworks that deliberately avoid giving all the answers. So why would we choose OpenAgile over Scrum?
OpenAgile is similar to Scrum in many respects. Both are systems for delivering value to stakeholders. Both are agile methods. Both are frameworks that deliberately avoid giving all the answers. So why would we choose OpenAgile over Scrum?
Pretty light week when it comes to Agile blogging, huh? Have we really said everything there is to say!? Maybe the conversation has moved elsewhere? Anyone know of new bloggers out there that I don’t seem to be following? Maybe it is time for Jurge…