If you're like me, you hate spending time testing the same thing over and over again using a mouse and keyboard. And bugs! Who needs to go back and fix things that used to work? Wouldn't it be better to only release new features without worrying about regressions? This IS possible if you STOP building software in the same way that keeps resulting in this trouble. Let me tell you some of the "thoughts" you need to hear, so you can learn how to consistently release software with zero defects, and how to guide yourself, your team, and your organization through changes necessary to do Continuous Delivery. A continuous delivery of *only* the good stuff. Although below is a web archive of episodes, you'll find it more convenient to use the following links to subscribe and autodownload expisodes to your mobile using a podcast player, a podcatcher, iTunes, or some other app:
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This episode is one part of a series that started with episode 35. Visit the show archive to listen to past episodes: https://agilenoir.biz/series/agile-thoughts/ Agile Framework Fight Night happened at Seattle Scaled Agile Community in the downtown Seattle. The venue was Zonar Systems. You can find Scaled Agile Community in Meetups: http://meetu.ps/e/GFnmC/rD8M/a. Our the fighting panelists …
Agile Framework Fight Night happened at Seattle Scaled Agile Community in the downtown Seattle. The venue was Zonar Systems. You can find Scaled Agile Community in Meetups: http://meetu.ps/e/GFnmC/rD8M/a. Our the fighting panelists are: Ricardo “Dad of Doom” Garcia from Team DAD This “Dad of Doom” has over 30 years of industry experience and has implemented …
This is the fifth episode in a series that started with episode 35. Agile process are empirical which means they rely on an inspect and adapt loop. If the loop is too slow or How does your framework ensure alignment with business priorities? -Linda Merrick, organizer of Scaled Agile Community. Agile Framework Fight Night happened …
The Scrum Noir comic series is available at: https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=scrum+noir&tag=lkind-20 This is the second episode in a series that started with episode 35. In this episode we fight over a question posed by Brent Barton: Why should I choose your framework? Agile Framework Fight Night happened at Seattle Scaled Agile Community in the downtown Seattle. The …
This is the fourth episode in a series that started with episode 35. When choosing a way to scale Scrum, it’s important to know what that framework is emphasizing. In this episode we fight over the following question posed by Scott W Ambler: How does your framework teach people to continuously improve rather than simply …
This is the fourth episode in a series that started with episode 35. When choosing a way to scale Scrum, it’s important to know what that framework is emphasizing. In this episode we fight over the following question posed by Bas Vodde: The goal of your framework is to optimize the organization for … ? …
Agile Grande is available at: https://LeanPub.com/AgileGrande This is the second episode in a series that started with episode 35. In this episode we fight over a question posed by Brent Barton: Why should I choose your framework? Agile Framework Fight Night happened at Seattle Scaled Agile Community in the downtown Seattle. The venue was Zonar. …
In this episode we fight over a question posed by Ron Quartel, founder of Fast Agile: In a tribe of say 150 – how many people in addition to delivery team members, does your framework require?
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