Agile software development
Barbara Roberts discusses the DSDM Agile Project Framework. Dynamic systems development method (DSDM) is an agile project delivery framework, primarily used as a software development method. First released in 1994, DSDM originally sought to provide some discipline to the rapid application development (RAD) method.
With Agile now becoming mainstream, what’s happening on the topic of “Clean Code?” What patterns are being revealed, and what does this mean to teams responsible for that final lap (the testing one!)? Industry research from QSM Associates reveals varying degrees of success. Some of the bestAgile teams – whether …
In this interview, Gojko Adzic discusses what BDD, ATDD and Specification by Example are and what are the differences between the three. Gojko Adzic is the author of the book “Specification by Example“. Specification by Example is a set of process patterns that facilitate change in software products to ensure …
Learn how, when and why to break the rules. This presentation takes you on a full tour of what creativity is, what it isn’t, the 8 different types of creative contributions, and which environments are best-suited (and worst-suited) for those types of creativity. I will also discuss recent research on …
Continuous integration is a big picture idea for big projects, but what if your projects and pictures aren’t big? Is continuous integration worthwhile for every day projects? Learn more about what continuous integration actually is, what tools are available to help you implement it, and how you can make it …
In this presentation, Jeff Gothelf walks us through how he brought the design and user experience into the development process as his team figured out the new way of integrating with an Agile development process. He talks about how, as they dug into the philosophies of Agile and the rituals …
