When Agile teams first begin to use story point estimation they won't be all that accurate. Read on to learn how experience is the best way to cure this Agile woe.
An Agile practitioner discusses a new kind of retrospective, the overall retrospective, in which teams and stakeholders come to a consensus on project requirements quickly.
Let's take a look at CI and CD, the fundamental cornerstones of any DevOps shop and look at how you can leverage these concepts to help better deliver your next project.
After catching a reality show on History, Zone Leader John Vester wonders if the world is ready for a reality show about programmers - offering three situations from his past.
As Agile teams work incrementally to build a product, the process of raising exceptions as they're thought of throughout the SDLC fits well in this work pattern.
Regardless of what sort of beliefs you have around Agile, if teams focus, they will get more done and deliver value faster, which leads to improvement.
To be your best, it's important to have fun at work. Check out this article, and get some Agile-inspired game ideas that can help bring your team closer together.
This post explores how an enterprise relying on older software can deliver continued innovation with multi-speed IT using a Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe).
The ability to write tests, understand automation, good coding skills, and broad vision are some of the concerns around automated testing for executives.
Looking for a great read? Check out this list of 20 books on various aspects of software development, ranging from learning new to languages to TDD to Agile.
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