Everyone is doing some sort-of-Agile stuff these days (you wouldn't believe me, if I could tell you ... I was surprised myself ;>). As a result, I'm clenching my fists while listening about ... * test (or integration) sprints ... * velocity variance between sprints limited to X% ... * 1m sprints grouped...
There are days when each discussion after some time leans toward Agile methods, and it doesn't matter whether it has started with music gig, lunch place idea or recently published book :) - the end is inevitable. Today, I feel like past two weeks consisted only of those days...
Agile By Example 2014 [http://2014.agilebyexample.com/] is over. Fortunately this year I didn't have to cancel in the very last moment, so in the end I was able to participate ;P I won't keep you hanging for long then - how was it? It...
I've just passed PMI-ACP [http://www.pmi.org/Certification/New-PMI-Agile-Certification.aspx] exam - which is the main requirement to obtain the PMI-ACP certification. For those who didn't check the link: ACP stands for Agile Certified Practicioner. What?! Certifications like PMP, PRINCE2, ITIL are by definition quite...
About two weeks ago Agile Warsaw [http://www.meetup.com/AgileWarsaw/] snatched Jurgen Appelo [http://www.jurgenappelo.com/] (who by any chance had some workshops in Poland) to give a short speech for our little :) community. If you have no clue about who's this guy, you may give...
Few days ago I've found absolutely tremendous post [http://haacked.com/archive/2014/07/28/github-flow-aliases/] about practical Git usage - written by GitHubber & ex-Microsoftie: Phil Haack. The post itself is all about aliases Phil uses in his every-day scenarios. Even if I use Git & GitHub...
