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In September we had the privilege of attending an alpha version of the Certified Scrum Developer (CSD) course, which is jointly developed by Microsoft,  MVPs such as our esteemed Richard and Mike , and the Scrum Alliance . We have finally been advised Read More...
Scrum … are we playing rugby? While the term “scrum” is typically used in the context of the sports game Rugby and Springbok victories are a welcome news flash, we will defer the sports discussion thread to another day. Instead we will be focused on the Read More...
This post is simply a collection of the various posts that made up the “ SDLC – Software Development Lifecycle … what’s the point ” and related posts. SDLC – Software Development Lifecycle … what’s the point? (part 1 of many) SDLC – Software Development Read More...
If you have not subscribed to Brian Keller’s blog, then it is time to do so. In his recent post Slides from my TechEd Brazil Sessions , he has made two excellent presentations on Visual Studio Team System 2010 available. Read More...
Good news, Steven has given us the thumbs up for BETA-2, after already giving us the same positive feedback for BETA-1 at the beginning September. He thought we could not improve or impress him any further … as always, the VSTS Rangers proved him wrong Read More...
In Unhappy with Agile … revert to Waterfall. Is this really The answer? we had a discussion around Agile and Waterfall. Since the dust has settled on that post, I was wondering … ‘so what are the options”. Well, there are gazillion software processes Read More...
Getting off the track I recently noticed a question on a distribution list that I have seen and experienced so many time before. A team tried the “Agile” community, failed and plans to move back to another methodology, such as the prescriptive CMMI or Read More...
If you are expecting a lengthy discussion in ALM and/or SDLC, then you may want to skip this post, because the core theme of this post is to figure out how we can make the related content relevant and appealing to all stakeholders of software projects, Read More...
The event Agile Vancouver – Scrum at Microsoft took place last night and I counted 98 attendees, which brought the total attendance to a nice 100 with the two presenters included. The presenters Gabe Brown and Adam Meltzer from Microsoft, gave us an exceptional Read More...
Please visit http://agilevancouver.xplorex.com/?p2=modules/blog/viewcomments.jsp&bid=45 for more details of an exciting Agile/Scrum event that is scheduled at Microsoft Canada Development Centre.   It is part of a series of agile events that Read More...
Hope that got everyone’s attention! The summary of SDLC posts already included an excursion through prototypes and today we will skip the good, the bad and the evil, but instead look at a few types of prototypes. We will conclude by asking again, whether Read More...
Visual SDLC Those who know me and especially those that have worked with me on projects will know that I visualise everything and that unless Willy has a picture, he is confused, grumpy and constantly scribbling in his notebook. Back in the late 90’s Read More...
Continued from SDLC – Software Development Lifecycle … testing, the moment of truth (part 8 of many) . I have always been a very practical person, focusing on the task at hand out of intuition, experience and principles that my mentors pounded into me Read More...
Continued from SDLC – Software Development Lifecycle … designing the blueprint (part 7 of many) . Overview Testing is the big unknown, often ignored world that intends to uncover design and construction flaws in a solution. What should be obvious, is Read More...
Continued from SDLC – Software Development Lifecycle … analyzing the battle ahead (part 6 of many) . Overview During the previous phase, analysis, we communicated, we documented and we visualised. The meetings, the exploration, the observations, the surveys Read More...
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