You have been doing Agile for a few years now. With a regular cadence you have retrospectives and a lot of problems and great improvement opportunities are raised but you don’t seem to really improve. Let us put your retrospectives on steroids with the Toyota Kata.
Software development has evolved a lot the last decade. Developers are not considered code monkeys any more. They’re expected to write clean and maintainable code that continuously evolve with business needs.
We will start off by explaining a fairly traditional way of development teams working with UX. After this we will explain the current viewpoint of most Agile UX people. Finally we will end by explaining how Lean UX proposes a shift in mindset and a totally different way of working. …
Test-driven development, refactoring, evolutionary design… these Agile engineering techniques have long been established for back-end code. But what about the front-end? For too many teams, it’s dismissed with a “JavaScript sucks!” and unreliable, brittle code. This session explores what it takes to bring the best of Agile development to front-end …
This presentation shares experience learned about creating a software architecture for 500 Agile teams around the world, and the culture of design that was needed. You will get insights on how the role of the classic enterprise software architect is changing in an Agile world.
The Mad Men era in advertising agencies is truly on the way out and collaborative agency models are spreading faster than the traditional top down approach. Agile principles can be used to great effect in advertising agencies and not only for digital projects but also to increase productivity and foster …
