Agile Resources

What Does DevOps 2.0 Look Like?

Decoupling feature rollout from code deployment and the rise of user-centered deployments

May 11, 2016

by Justin Baker

· 19,970 Views · 13 Likes

How to Run User Tests Successfully: The ‘Why’ Question

Everything you wanted to know about user testing, but were too afraid to ask!

May 5, 2016

by Stefan Wolpers

CORE

· 5,308 Views · 5 Likes

Agile vs. Waterfall

A list of exactly what Agile does differently than Waterfall.

April 9, 2016

by Michael Sahota

· 10,715 Views · 6 Likes

Why No One Talks About Agile Testing!

For some reason, web dev teams always find themselves slipping into the old way of testing. Why?

April 8, 2016

by Thomas Peham

· 8,654 Views · 2 Likes

Confession... I Cheated During Planning Poker

Can you read the table to go along with what everyone else picked during planning poker? Is that even a good idea?

April 7, 2016

by John Vester

CORE

· 14,185 Views · 8 Likes

Pitfalls of a Non-technical Manager

Why managers in charge of software projects need to understand tech in order to manage effectively.

April 7, 2016

by Deepak Karanth

· 10,424 Views · 11 Likes

Weekly Top 10: Your DevOps Flavor

Some of the best DevOps links from around the web, courtesy of Electric Cloud.

April 6, 2016

by Anders Wallgren

· 5,243 Views · 1 Like

Skills Required to Be an Efficient Agile Tester

Agile software development, when done right, results in a stronger application that respond more quickly to ever-changing consumer demands.

March 12, 2016

by Francis Adanza

· 4,851 Views · 3 Likes

A Quick Primer on Microservices

The post you've all been waiting for: a from-the-beginning explanation of what Microservices are and why you should care.

March 10, 2016

by Omed Habib

· 14,409 Views · 6 Likes

Cargo Cult Agile: The "State Of Agile" Checklist for Your Organization

DZone user Stefan Wolpers at Age of Product shares a custom checklist to use within your team and business to see how agile you are.

March 3, 2016

by Stefan Wolpers

CORE

· 6,992 Views · 3 Likes

How to Solve "The Server Responded With a Status of 405 (Method Not Allowed)"

I was working with Web API for one of my new projects, when suddenly I got this error message: "the server responded with a status of 405 (method not allowed)" when I tried to delete a record through API. I began to scratch my head, and finally, I came up with a solution.

February 16, 2016

by Sibeesh Venu

· 50,650 Views · 3 Likes

Pattern of the Month: Information Radiator

Many departments with "agile" operations are full of whiteboards-turned progress updates. Here's a look at the concept of "information radiators."

February 13, 2016

by $$anonymous$$

· 5,616 Views · 6 Likes

SCIPAB: 6 Steps to Reach Your Audience

Taking the SCIPAB approach for starting conversations and presentations for agile use cases.

January 27, 2016

by John Vester

CORE

· 63,445 Views · 2 Likes

Craft Your Team Culture Using a Team Manifesto

A sample "team manifesto" to help craft your company culture in the direction you want it to go in.

January 21, 2016

by Sam Atkinson

· 11,668 Views · 5 Likes

Building High Performance Big Data Analytics Systems

Learn various performance considerations when building your own analytics systems

January 19, 2016

by Rohit Dhall

· 16,132 Views · 23 Likes

Agile in the Defense Industry: Milestone Reviews

Defense programs have built-in checkpoints, with formal reviews and document deliveries more suitable for waterfall than agile. Agile programs find creative ways to make things work.

January 13, 2016

by Alan Hohn

· 5,111 Views · 3 Likes

4 Types of Bugs Automation Detects Best

A list of what kinds of defects are most easily detected by automated testing, reducing the workload of your QA teams.

December 17, 2015

by Sanjay Zalavadia

· 8,215 Views · 3 Likes

Understanding Thread Interruption in Java

How to get a task running on a separate thread to finish early, or make that task responsive to such a finish request.

December 12, 2015

by Praveer Gupta

· 96,764 Views · 12 Likes

The Role of Specifications in Agile

It's commonly said that everyone does Agile differently. In my experience, it's also common to do basically whatever you want and call it Agile. It can be useful to occasionally reset and examine what canonical Agile recommends.

Updated November 13, 2015

by Chase Seibert

· 9,009 Views · 2 Likes

ScrumDude, to ScrumMom, to Scrum Master

Things I learned on my path from a Technical Lead to a Scrum Master. My transition flowed from ScrumDude, to ScrumMom, to finally Scrum Master.

November 13, 2015

by John Vester

CORE

· 8,866 Views · 7 Likes

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