In speaking with people about the complexity of software development, one comparison I’ve often used to describe it is to … More
Category: ALM
The Software Development Toolbox
Today we have more tools than ever to build software. In fact, we have more tools today than we have … More
Detailed written requirements
I see our teams at AgileThought do the following every day, all without up-front detailed written requirements: (in no particular … More
Writing Great User Stories
It’s been a while since I’ve done a public talk at a user group or conference, but I’m going to … More
Incomplete stories
Over the years, I’ve heard a common recurring belief or practice related to incomplete stories in a Scrum sprint that … More
Respect the Sprint
You may have seen an AgileThought person around town wearing a nice black “Respect the Sprint” t-shirt…but what does “Respect … More
Branching is easy, merging is hard
David Rubinstein of SD Times recently published an article on branching and merging titled “Branching and Merging: the heart of … More
Microsoft ALM v.Next
At this week’s TechEd, there were many announcements around the next version of the tools under the Visual Studio brand, … More
TFS 2010 Notifications
In recent days, I’ve been working on a set of process template customizations for one of our clients. Some of … More
“Continuous Delivery” First Impressions
I finally picked up a copy of “Continuous Delivery” (http://amzn.to/9NNsd8), the latest in the Martin Fowler Signature Series from Addison-Wesley. … More
