In this interview, recorded at Agile 2009, Agile Evangelist Mike Cottmeyer talks about some of the challenges that matrixed organizations often face when trying to build an agile team. He also describes his five-phase roadmap for scaling agile as well as “Scrum of Scrums,” a mechanism that allows the organization …
This tutorial was recorded to show how to checkout from Subversion, update, and commit.
This is a presentation on how an Agile team works in the real world. The composition and function of a Tiger Team is described. Daily activities, roles of QA, Product, Developer, Manager, and other needed disciplines for a project are described as well. These Tiger teams function as very high …
This interactive whiteboard session introduces kanban and contrasts it with the common agile project management practices. Kanban and lean principles will be discussed, and common problems in agile development will be explored from the perspective of lean development. Watch this video on Oredev.org
Many advocates of unit testing believe that testing desktop (GUI) applications is so difficult as to not be worth it. Not only is it possible, but ‘functional testing’ (testing an application from the point of view of the user) is an important part of an agile development process. This talk …
Subversion, or SVN, is a free, powerful, open-source version control system that is the de-facto standard in many IT firms. This video explains what Subversion is, why its use is considered standard in many of the top development teams in the world, and what it can do.
