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Here we bring you a (pseudo) tag cloud, some background on Agile and some general resources of particular interest to newcomers, as well as the public AgileEvents calendar.
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Popular Tags:
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- Introducing Agile
- Stories and Case Studies
- Agile Techniques
- Leadership
- Delivering Value
- Delivering Qualityx
- Change
- Teamwork
- Agile in the Enterprise
- Test Driven Development
- Distributed Teams
- Artifacts and Tools
- Methodologies
- Or use the Search box on every page
Popular News & Content:
- Continuous Integration means Continuous Testing book excerpt
- Experiences with Planning Poker interview
- Creating a Collaborative Workspace article
- Scrum and XP from the Trenches minibook
- Agile Patterns: The Technical Cluster
- Domain Driven Design Quickly
- Scrum Checklists minibook
- Jeff Sutherland, The Roots of Scrum presentation
- Ken Schwaber on Quality, the Canary in the Coalmine presentation
- Review: Agile Java Development with Spring, Hibernate and Eclipse
- Ron Jeffries, Running Tested Features interview
- What is Agility, and Why Should You Care? article
- Opinion: Take Agile Off Your Resume
Some Background on Agile Software Development:
The Manifesto for Agile Software Development,written in 2001 by 17 industry thought leaders, reads, in part:
"We are uncovering better ways of developing software by doing it and helping others to do it. Through this work we have come to value:
Individuals and interactions
over processes and toolsWorking software
over comprehensive documentationCustomer collaboration
over contract negotiationResponding to change
over following a plan
That is, while there is value in the items on the right, we value the items on the left more. "
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Deborah Hartmann
Lead Editor Deborah Hartmann is a bilingual Agile Process Coach and Open Space Facilitator living in Toronto. Deb is passionate about making teamwork valuable and rewarding, and has mentored colleagues and improved software teams throughout her 25-year journey from programmer to coach. She injects excitement and laughter into everything she does. She is a visual artist, a certified Practicing Scrum Master, runs the Open Space track at XPday North America events, and provides active leadership in both international and local Agile communities. Deb muses aloud at www.vitalbrew.com.
Deb records interviews, edits articles, and manages the group of expert writers contributing to the InfoQ Agile queue. Read more about our writers on the About Us page.