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• Agile blocker VIP saftey manager v1.0 ENGLISH Symbian S60v3 S60v5 - SymbianPinoy® Resources [del.icio.us]

  
  SymbianPinoy Resources — Authority: 171
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• Agile is the Word – Jira Does It

  
  Lab49 Blog — Authority: 141
  Had a great talk with a senior consultant @Lab . He told me about a group at a major bank that’s getting into Agile and loving it. He recommended Jira and GreenHopper plug-in to manage the process. JIRA combines issue tracking, agile project management, customizable workflow, and a pluggable integration ...
  16 hours ago

• Pair programming Issues

  
  dzone.com: latest front page — Authority: 169
  "I’ve worked with pair programming at just 1 company for 9 months, the results were both good and bad. ..."
  19 hours ago

• Three Questions Developers Need To Ask

  
  dzone.com: latest front page — Authority: 169
  While performing software security assessments I have all too often run into developers that are constantly trying to explain away vulnerability findings. They spend way too much time trying to justify the code they have written and explain why it doesnt need to be changed. All kinds of reasons are given.
  22 hours ago

• Course: Leading Software Teams – Essential Practices for team leads

  
  ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog — Authority: 483
  This november the 22nd I’ll be doing a one day workshop for software team leads on the essentials of leading a software team, and required leadership skills that need to be developed. The full course agenda can be found here . The course is in Israel, and in Hebrew. Course Description: Congratulations - ...
  1 day ago

• Kanban is the Agile way of saying “Phase Gate”

  
  Constant Change - it's almost certain! — Authority: 99
  So that we can easily find ways to constantly improve while collaborating effectively and sustainably, I like kanban as a tool which shows what constrains transforming concepts into cash. I believe it allows us to see the whole system and our part in what to do to help in the transformation of the system into a better ...
  1 day ago

• Agile Messenger For iPhone Gets Push, Goes On Sale

  
  iPhone in Canada Blog - Tips, Tricks, News, and Tutorials for Canadian iPhone Users — Authority: 573
  Almost all of the IM applications for iPhone have made the upgrade to Push services and for those users who are using Agile Messenger, your day has finally come! Agile Messenger A new update for Agile Messenger has been released that, among other enhancements, has received Push notification service. If you have ...
  1 day ago

• Agile Messenger For iPhone Gets Push, Goes On Sale

  
  Games iPhone — Authority: 148
  Almost all of the IM applications for iPhone have made the upgrade to Push services and for those users who are using Agile Messenger, your day has finally come! Agile Messenger A new update for Agile Messenger has been released that, among other enhancements, has received Push notification service. If you have never ...
  1 day ago

• Self Improvement: There Is No End State When Transitioning to Agile

  
  david.segonds.org — Authority: 116
  I am a strong believer in Self Improvement, constant learning, and continuous improvement. As such I really enjoyed this article from Mike Cohn where he describes how Agile adoption is process with no end state that needs to be tailored to your organization needs. [via Mike Cohns Blog ] Related posts: Two worthy ...
  1 day ago

• Agile Messenger for iPhone Updated & On Sale for This Month

  
  Just Another iPhone Blog — Authority: 626
  Copyright © 2009 PatrickJ . Visit the original article at http://justanotheriphoneblog.com/wordpress/iphone-software/agile-messenger-for-iphone-updated-on-sale-for-this-month/ . Agile Messenger   with Push – my favorite iPhone IM app – has just had an update released.  Version 1.3 offers these key new ...
  1 day ago

• An Introduction to Planning Poker

  
  dzone.com: latest front page — Authority: 169
  Planning Poker is an agile estimating technique which has become very popular in the last few years. It is based on an estimation technique known as Wideband Delphi which was created by the RAND Corporation either in the 1940s or 1968 depending upon which sources you find credible. In this article, Bob Hartman walks ...
  1 day ago

• Test driven design – Willed vs. Forced Designs

  
  ISerializable - Roy Osherove's Blog — Authority: 483
  I’m writing this as a typemock employee, but also as someone who has sat on the other side of the line for several good years, and can argue in both ways. The following, I feel, is true no matter where I work.   There are two ways people use tests to drive design, as far as I see. one is great, and I agree ...
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  EppsNet: Notes from the Golden Orange — Authority: 135
  
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• Expanding SDL for Cloud and Agile Development

  
  Jeff Jones Security Blog — Authority: 91
  With more and more business customers deciding between client, cloud, or both for their computing environments, security guidance must be dynamic and evolve along with the community.  Because security and privacy are key concerns affecting adoption of cloud computing, the industry has an opportunity to assure ...
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• Kevin Thompson: "Deep Scrum"

  
  Agile Learning Labs — Authority: 110
  Wed like to welcome Kevin Thompsons Deep Scrum to our blogroll. Why do we like Kevins blog? Because of irreverent writing like this, from a post titled When Scrum is Too Much : Let’s think about some examples of projects for which Scrum is not particularly useful. I don’t use Scrum to make a cheese sandwich. ...
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• Agile Design and Embedded

  
  James Grenning's Blog — Authority: 99
  One important realization on the journey from a BDUF approach to an iterative and agile approach is that design is never done. Designs evolve. The waterfall emphasis has been to unnaturally try to control software physics by imposing requirements freezes and burdensome change control. The process of developing ...
  2 days ago

• Youth, Old Age, Cancer and Technical Debt

  
  dzone.com: latest front page — Authority: 169
  Technical debt in software products is like cancer in humans. How to diagnose a technical debt and what is the radical treatment - some helpful tips and insights for developers and product owners. This is a follow-up to the fairy-tale post on Arthur and the king :) ...
  2 days ago

• Avoiding The Waterfall - By Richard Revis

  
  Agile Software Development Made Easy! — Authority: 112
  Hi all. This is a guest blog post by Richard Revis from The Plan Is ... " Agile project management can be hard to implement successfully because even once you have good practices in place the way projects are run can revert to the old methodology quickly. I would like to share three reasons that I have come across ...
  2 days ago

• What they don’t tell you about user stories

  
  thekua.com@work — Authority: 455
  Agile methods have a gap on how to do deal with requirements that often leaves business analysts confused about what to do. From an analyst’s point of view, user stories seem to be the only technique agile methods prescribe. When people are new to agile, they take this as agile’s “only” way of modelling ...
  2 days ago

• For Value Blockage, Take Some X-LACKS

  
  Cory Foy — Authority: 91
  This week, I had the distinct pleasure of co-presenting with the ever lovable Mitch Lacey at the Agile Development Practices conference in Orlando. I also got the chance to have a great conversation with Alan Shalloway about the state of Scrum and the Scrum Alliance, and to run into Alistair Cockburn . This got ...
  2 days ago

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