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Agile Book Club: Refactoring (with Martin Fowler)

Martin Fowler

Martin Fowler is the author of Refactoring: Improving the Design of Existing Code , the seminal book about refactoring, as well as many other books and articles about software development. About the Book Club. The Art of Agile Development Book Club takes place Fridays from 8:00 – 8:45am Pacific. Reading: ??

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Agile Book Club: Evolutionary Design

James Shore

That’s a problem for Agile, because if change becomes significantly more expensive over time, the Agile model doesn’t make sense. So instead, Agile teams can use evolutionary design: a way of starting simple and improving your design as you go. It’s essential to long-term Agile success. About the Book Club.

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5 Misconceptions About Scaling Agile

Xebia

When you hear the term "scaling Agile," what comes to mind? For many people, the first thing that comes to mind is doing everything bigger and faster—throwing more people onto a team of agile teams in order to speed things up. However, this is just one of the many misconceptions about scaling Agile.

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Agile Book Club: System Architecture

James Shore

About the Book Club. The Art of Agile Development Book Club takes place Fridays from 8:00 – 8:45am Pacific. Each session uses an excerpt from the new edition of my book, The Art of Agile Development , as a jumping-off point for a wide-ranging discussion about Agile ideas and practices.

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E-book: 5 Strategies to Boost Software Deliveries

In this e-book written in partnership with Wesley Zapellini, he shared his vast in Managing Agile Teams. Finally, someone summarized in 5 practical strategies on how to improve any software development workflow. Real-life examples, charts, and graphs!

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5 signs your agile practices will lead to digital disaster

CIO

Many IT teams use agile methodologies to iteratively deliver feature-rich releases, improve capabilities, address technical debt, and experiment with emerging technologies. I recently moderated Adaptavist’s “Agile Back to Basics” roundtable, which included three authors of the Agile Manifesto.

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Agile Book Club: Agile Management

James Shore

Agile teams are self-organizing and self-directed. What do Agile managers do, and how do they help their teams excel? She’s the author of many books about management, including the Modern Management Made Easy series. Discussion prompts: The book makes the case that Theory Y management is necessary for Agile to thrive.

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