If you're tasking one developer with a 'x' amount of code, you're probably either over, or under, working that dev, and causing your Sprint to come up short.
If you're trying to implement Agile and Scrum into your development team, read on for the basics of Scrum works, with details on product backlogs, Scrum Masters, etc.
While not as popular as it once was, top-down programming still provides structure, hierarchy, and organization to developers who might be adrift otherwise.
Prolific branching keeps your branches clean and releasable, and makes project tracking easier. Learn to create branches in the JIRA server with Bitbucket.
If you're wondering why you'd use this less-frequently used command, this is the post for you. Check it out and see if it can help you within your own teams.
Inspiration can come from anywhere. One Agile Coach shares how he was inspired to tweak his Sprint Retrospective and Planning meetings by Formula 1 Pit Stop crews.
Learn to apply the five SOLID principles to the Swift programming language for clean code and a reusable, maintainable component for mobile development.
Is your Agile team struggling? Check out this list of the most common anti-patterns across Agile teams, and see what you should, and shouldn't, be doing.
Day-2 operations is where the system generates an outcome for the organization. Thus, continually seek improvements in day-2 operations, to maximize benefits.
Enterprises are witnessing an explosion of mobile apps written outside of IT by "citizen developers." IT departments must adapt to maintain security and app performance.
While merging and rebasing are similar in Git, they serve two different functions. Here's what you should know to keep your histories as clean or as complete as you like.
As Agile and Scrum methods become more widely adopted, there's bound to be some confusion. In this post, we look at what a Scrum should, and shouldn't be.
Daily stand-ups can be a great way of creating cohesion among your team, and keeping everyone on the same page. Here are some patterns that can de-rail a stand-up.
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