Click below for the podcast version (AI generated): Challenges that stop teams to deliver and how to solve them Objection 1: “Our features are too complex for short sprints” This is the most common objection I hear, and it reveals a fundamental misunderstanding. The solution isn’t longer sprints or more sprints — it’s better feature […]
Click below for the podcast version (AI generated): Guide for delivering frequently software features that matter: the three Pillars of successful frequent delivery If you’re a software engineer older than 30 years, then you definitely have worked following a non-agile methodology. Those methodologies are based on a fixed structure, a lot of planning, and hope […]
Move fast and fail fast In software development, the mantra “move fast and fail fast” has become both a rallying cry and a source of considerable debate. It champions rapid iteration, prioritizing speed and output, often at the perceived expense of meticulous planning and architectural foresight. This approach, deeply intertwined with the principles of agile […]
They can’t mix, can they? Seems like a contradiction to talk about classical project management and the best agile software development methodology ? But let me ask you this: ever feel like traditional project management is great for mapping out the big picture but falls short when it comes to the nitty-gritty of execution? And […]
In the previous article, we explored how Scrum enables teams to add security to the backlog and prioritize it based on risk. Incorporating security into the SDLC ensures that security is not an afterthought but an integral part of the development process. Security User Stories are specific, actionable items that articulate the security needs of […]
Agile Software Development: Why It’s Better Traditional development methodologies, such as the Waterfall model, struggle to keep up with the need for quick iterations, frequent releases, and adaptability to changing requirements. Agile software development addresses these challenges by emphasizing flexibility, collaboration, and continuous delivery. Agile methodologies break down the development process into smaller, manageable […]
I’ve been asked many times what are the steps to build your own business. This is not a post about “how to…”, the Internet and LinkedIn is full of them, but more like a checklist with things you should consider when opening a business to sell your skills and experience. If you are reading this, […]
Original article: http://platformsandnetworks.blogspot.ca/2012/12/managing-startups-best-posts-of-2012.html Author:Tom Eisenmann Lean Startup David Aycan of IDEO on the value of prototyping multiple MVPs in parallel. Vin Vacanti on excuses that kept Yipit from launching early. Entrepreneur Graeham Douglas on lean techniques for rapid prototyping of physical products. Emre Sokullu of GROU.PS on software that is well suited for building MVPs. Ben Yoskovitz of GoInstant […]
Credits: Imported from : http://blog.crisp.se/2012/10/25/henrikkniberg/agile-product-ownership-in-a-nutshell#comment-3697 Author: Henrik Kniberg Company: Crisp There’s obviously more to product ownership than this, so see this is a high level summary. Download the complete drawing here. I recommend watching the video instead of reading the transcript from the source URL. The video is 100% visual, the transcript is 0% visual…
From Agilescout.com “Lazy developers cannot hide specific problems for weeks. Every day you have to explain your progress.” “Lazy developers hate Scrum because they have to report progress everyday.” “It’s really a team effort, the team has the responsibility to deliver together.” “Lazy developer are often the ones that now have to show what they’ve […]
