Agile on a Single Page
Posted on May 13, 2008 by Jon Strickler
One page summaries of the values of agile software development.
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Getting Real from 37Signals
Posted on April 28, 2008 by Jon Strickler
If you have not already read the philosophies of 37Signals’ development, it is time well spent. You can read Getting Real on-line. It overviews the software development ideas that created such programs such as Ruby on Rails and Basecamp. Using simple language and numerous case studies, they layout understanding that agile advocates should have as background. Here’s a teaser from their introduction:
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Cost of Software Defects
Posted on April 22, 2008 by Jon Strickler
Is the cost of software defects driven more by time than the stage of its discovery?
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Do You Need BPM?
Posted on April 17, 2008 by Jon Strickler
Business Process Management (BPM) application suites push the power of design, execution and improvement of processes toward business users. You’ve invested a bunch of time, energy and money on your enterprise systems over the years. As soon as those implementations were complete, perhaps even before, something changed in your business. Immediately, the systems you put [...]
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