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Agile Thoughts — 354 episodes

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322 Agile has Won. Now what do I do?

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321 Agile Coaching, A New Hope

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320 Software Development with Claude Code

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318 Better code with AI Agent Roles: Prompting a Code Reviewer, CISO, & Beyond

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316 Putting Agentic AI and Agile to work Developing Code

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315 AI WILL take our Jobs! with Bryan Finster

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059 打破组织变革的幻想

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058 Larman’s 组织行为定律

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057 Craig Larman:用 LeSS 给企业减肥

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056 Craig Larman 揭秘敏捷宣言的幕后故事

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314 Deflation Economy and Unemployment—Why although unemployment is low you still don’t have a job

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313 How AI is Disrupting Social Contracts

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312 AI as a Capital Market

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311 IT jobs, AI, and the Dystopian Gap

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310 Paradigm shifts in software development via AI: better software? More of it? Modernization?

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309 Are Software Development jobs GONE FOR GOOD—or just Evolving?

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308 How to get started with Unleash Feature Flags

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307 Indications in product development that suggest you need feature flags

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306 How Feature Flags are a form of Technical Debt

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305 Feature flags—Fine grain control of Features gives Ops, Business, and Customers new capabilities

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304 Unleash, the world’s most popular feature toggle

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303 Attracting Software Development Interviews

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302 Developer resumes are DEAD says Mike Mroczka

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301 Cheating on Coding Interviews

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300 Cracking coding interviews with Mike Mroczka

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034 Nexus冲刺评审对话

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033 Nexus集成团队

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032 Nexus 如何制定计划

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031 创建 Nexus

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030《Nexus 和团队 Scrum》,与 Richard Hundhausen

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299 Why that tough job may be good for you

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298 Senior Software Developer talks about Job Pivots

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297 Happy Job Searchers using GoldBridge.AI

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296 Job Search help from GoldBridge AI

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295 Book Publishing, Art and Business

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294 Performance Mangament & Agile

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293 Mixins with Agile Frameworks

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292 Engaging Audiences by ditching PowerPoint

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291 On Safari for Impediments with Tom Perry

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290 Tom Perry’s discovery in types of Impediments

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289 Tom Perry talks dirty about Impediments

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288 Systems Thinking—Revealing Dysfunctions

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287 Systems Thinking—Revealing Secrets

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286 Systems Thinking—Power through knowing Intent

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285 Systems Thinking—POSIWID and Types of Intent

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284 What is Amplio and how to Improve

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283 Al Shalloway, from 10X Developer to Agile Consultant

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282 Al Shalloway on Missing Principle Thinking of Agile

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281 Al Shalloway and why he didn’t Sign the Agile Manifesto

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280 Agile Enterprise Architecture—Templates and Examples of Usage Patterns

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279 Agile Enterprise Architecture and Enterprise AI/ML

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278 Agile Enterprise Architects—Working out Needs and Dependencies with Agile Teams

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277 Agile Enterprise Architects—Usage Patterns

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276 Agile Enterprise Architects—Do Nonfunctional Requirements Exist?

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275 Understand AI so you can Differentiate yourself

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274 Knowledge Workers and AI, Friend or Foe?

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273 Max Good locates coaching at the Work Surface and at Scale

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272 Max Good, an AI Agile Coach

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271 Agile in the C-Suite—The AI Disruption

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270 Agile in the C-Suite—How to recognize if you’re leading in an Agile way

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269 Agile in the C-Suite—Setting Sensible Guardrails for Proactive Teams

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268 Agile in the C-Suite—Discipline is a key ingredient in Agile

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267 Agile in the C-Suite—A Model of Agile Leadership from a CXO

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266 Being Agile as a CXO—Arvind Rathore

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265 CodeScene connects Bad Code to People Problems

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264 Fixing Badly Designed Code helps hit Deadlines

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263 Software Design X-Rays and Hotspots

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262 Software Quality: At times it’s more Important to Delete code than it is to Add

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261 Adam Tornhill reveals how good Code Quality is a Massive Competitive Advantage

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260 Agile Architecture

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259 Revealing the Mysteries of the Enterprise Architect

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258 Architect practices: Hand crafted Class Diagrams are OUT, better to Diagram the Flow

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257 Being a Software Architect, with Gregg Ubben

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256 LeSS Case Study of a Large Server Hardware Company, presented by James Carpenter a Certified LeSS Friendly Practitioner (LONG episode)

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255 Tips from a Lunar Explorer on how you can be an Explorer too

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254 How Discovering Moon Debris made a Software Engineer Famous

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253 How a Software Engineer gets the Keys to the City and the State

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252 DevOps Engineer by Day, Real Life Discoverer of Lost Lunar Lander by Night—Shanmuga

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251 Assessing a Waterfall Organization for benefits to becoming Agile

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029 TDD对领导力的价值

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250 Component Testing and other features unique to testing Web Apps with Cypress

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249 Cypress—How Developers can get started fixing their Testing Pyramid

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248 Cypress—Unique Qualities Attracting Millions of Users to WebApp Testing

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247 Cypress—Leverage the Power of your Browser to Test your Apps

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246 Sushil Bhattachan Marries AI with Agile Consulting

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245 How POPal reduces the Labor of the PO

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244 POPal—Clean Formatting and Generate Stories from Features

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243 POPal—Using Generative AI to assist the Product Owner

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242 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 4—The Audience Rushes the Ring

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241 How localized are the funding decisions in your framework?—Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 4 battles over this question

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240 How will your framework improve the engineering capabilities of my teams?—Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 4 battles over this question

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239 Why should I lock into your Agile framework instead of working out my own?—Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 4 battles over this question

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238 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 4—How does your framework reduce or remove dependencies?

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027将未完成的故事纳入Sprint计划

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237 SOFTWARE PROFIT STREAMS, the Book

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236 Scrum with Profit Streams takes Delivery beyond Efficiency

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235 How Luke Hohmann’s Innovation Games was a study in Profit Streams

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234 Joel Bancroft-Connors tells about Scrum and Profit Streams

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233 Clean as you Code with SonarQube

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232 SonarQube Helps Development Teams Clean their Code

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231 Why 7 million developers have their code analyzed by SonarQube

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230 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 3—Are Agile Frameworks missing the mark in handling Dependencies and Architecture?

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229 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 3—In your Framework, how do Teams Work Together?

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228 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 3, BATTLE ROYAL—Do you have any Metrics or data WHY your Framework is Effective?

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227 Agile Framework Fight Night Bout 3, battles over—How does your Framework allow Experimentation?

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226 Bout 3 of Agile Framework Fight Night Battles over—How does your framework ensure alignment with business priorities?

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225 Boot Camp versus Bachelors in Computer Science Controversy

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224 Canton Coders doesn’t Think that You must go into Debt to get a Software Development Job

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223 Doc Norton talks about Variable Velocity and more from his book ESCAPE VELOCITY

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222 Velocity Antipatterns in Doc Norton’s ESCAPE VELOCITY

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221 Ditch Velocity and Estimation based Metrics, says Doc Norton in ESCAPE VELOCITY

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220 Doc Norton’s book on metrics–ESCAPE VELOCITY

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219 SPIDER-MAN: Miles Morales—Working with the World’s Best is an International Endeavor

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218 Is Developing Games for PlayStation Fun?

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217 Agile at Scale at Sony Playstation

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216 Software Development at Sony PlayStation

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215 What’s it like Working at Sony PlayStation

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026便捷又实用的计算速度和待办事项的方法

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214 CIO Award Honorees Doug Wells and Matt Smith tell of Transformation Results at the Digital Satellite Company

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213 A REAL Transformation that became the ‘Always Strived for but cannot Expect’

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212 Unearthing a Digital Satellite Company’s Will to Transform

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211 Transformed to Fifty Percent Faster and Fifty Percent Cheaper within Eighteen Months

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210 Once Upon a Time-Transformation at a large digital satellite company

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209 Collecting Data for DYNAMIC Value Stream Mapping

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208 How Pavel Azaletskiy put the DYNAMIC into Value Stream Mapping

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207 Dynamic Value Stream Mapping with Pavel Azaletskiy

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206 Agile Coach to Chief Agility Officer: The Leadership Coaching Stance

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205 Put Authority into the Agile Coach

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204 Chief Agility Officer and Agile Leads, Steve Peacocke

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203 Coaching from a Position of Authority, Steve Peacocke

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202 Steve Peacocke introduces his book, Agile Coach to Chief Agility Officer

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200 How Kanban Zone came to be a Business Agility Powerhouse

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199 Kanban Zone, Real visibility across your Enterprise

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198 Kanban Zone Transcends Whiteboard Apps, Metrics Dashboards, and Task Management Apps

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197 Kanban Better with Kanban Zone

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196 YOU can Contribute to Cyber-Dojo

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195 Teaching With Cyber-Dojo

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194 Tips for training via Cyber-Dojo: repeating the same exercise, DEEP Retrospectives, feedback loops

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193 Introducing the best tool for Running Coding Dojos: Cyber-Dojo

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025 作为开发者,如何熟练掌握TDD?

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192 The Inefficiencies of the Very Good Stuck Developer

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191 Beyond Agile and Refactoring and the Debate about Measuring the Effect

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190 Measuring the Positive Outcomes of Refactoring

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189 What it means to be “Beyond” Legacy Code

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188 David Scott Bernstein’s book Beyond Legacy Code

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187 Avoiding the Blind Spots, The Employee-Coach Handbook

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186 Get your Management Team Connected, The Employee-Coach Handbook

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185 Thriving as an Employee-Coach, Francie Van Wirkus

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184 The Employee-Coach Handbook by Francie Van Wirkus

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183 Ben Burbank shares Worst and the Best Dojo experiences

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182 American Airlines Dojo and the Clearing Conditions for an Enterprise Transformation to Take Off

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181 Dojo at American Airlines is the best value for Transformation

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180 Dojo at American Airlines

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179 Definition of Done and Standup are a big deal, traveling VP, and author Ron Lichty

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178 Software Development is a Team Sport says programmer, traveling VP, and author Ron Lichty

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177 Managing the Unmanageable, developer, traveling VP, and author Ron Lichty

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176 Getting a Software Team to be Consistent

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175 Why ALL Work Tracking Tools Suck but Troy’s Blocked App can Help

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174 Forecast, Predictability, and why do our Tools Suck

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173 Troy Magennis shares a Failure Story in Forecasting with Metrics

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172 How to look like a Star Executive, the REAL Job of Forecasting, and Fixed Deadlines

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024 让整个组织实施TDD

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171 “Water Mellon” effect and how it adds to the “Homocidal Effect” among Leadership

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170 Test Automation for Spreadsheets

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169 Metrics for Measuring if Teams Work Sustainably

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168 The purpose of Metrics, with Troy Magennis

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167 Troy Magennis, the Method to his Metrics

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164 Jim Benson talks about Workplace Design

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166 Canton Coders: The Robin Hood of Community Groups

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165 Level up your life with Canton Coders

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163 How Jim Benson used pair collaboration across twelve individuals to help save the planet, and did it in a week

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162 Jim Benson’s Authorship about Improvement

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161 Audience battles panelist with questions about scaling Agile in big companies, during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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160 What is the typical organizational impact of adopting your framework?, question destroyed by panelists during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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159 Audience Invades the Ring to talk about Mastery during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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158 How do you know/decide when to create another team?, Panelists take each other to the ropes on this during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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157 How does your framework manage dependencies? , Panelists destroyed each other about this during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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156 How can teams go beyond what is prescribed in the framework, Battled over during Agile Framework Fight Night #2

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155 What’s a single MUST DO for your framework, asked during Agile Framework Fight Night bout #2

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023 让整个团队都开始实施TDD

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154 How a Product Manager’s role is different than a Product Owner

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153 Tips For Designers who are New to Agile

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152 Roles of UX, Product Manager, and Product Owner

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151 Designer Denise Lodge walks us through the DISCOVERY Board

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150 Going from 6-9 months of design documentation to a Sprint

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149 How to Author coding stories on CodingStories.io

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148 CodingStories.io levels up Developers

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147 What would you do differently the NEXT time you do a TDD Transformation at Scale?

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146 Getting Teams to own their TDD Transformation

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145 Scaling Tech Coaching via Apprentice Team Coaches

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144 How Scaled TDD Coaching got Traction at a Fortune 50 Enterprise

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143 TDD Enterprise Rollout with one Tech Coach

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142 How Brett Dusek does Design work With Agile Teams

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141 Agile Teams, POs, and how Design can get the Short Shrift

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140 Designers and Agile Teams with Brett Dusek

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139 Katas for DB Developers and Administrators

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138 What Katas should devs start with, what katas should sysops start with, and what about Network Engineers?

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137 Devops Quandary: stay with Task Oriented Shell Scripts or learn High Level Programing Languages

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136 Automating Infrastructure: Test Drive Outcomes before Developing Automation

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135 Katas for DevOps with Anadi Misra

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134 Continuous Delivery is about Testing, Lisa Crispin

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022 TDD和Stack Overflow的专家开发者

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133 Why we XP, with Lisa Crispin

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132 The Tester’s Mental Shift from Quality Boss in Waterfall to Testing in XP, Lisa Crispin

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131 Lisa Crispin an original eXtreme Programming Tester

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130 Designers and Agile: Principles to getting Great Design Results

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129 Designers and Agile: When Heroic Prototyping Wags the Dog

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128 Designers and Agile: What is a Designer?

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127 How to get started with Contract Testing

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126 Tests to TEST Tests? Bryan Finster explains himself!

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125 How to Contract Test a new API Produced by a Team in a Different Department

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124 Test Automation with Virtual Servers

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123 Contract Testing—The Difference between Provider Tests and Consumer Tests

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122 Contract Testing with Bryan Finster

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121 How Agile Coaches can applying Human-Centric Agility’s Model

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120 Human-Centric Agility, Developmental Stage Coaching Model

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119 Paradoxes in Wonderland, with Geof Ellingham

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118 Agile in Wonderland: Human Centric Coaching, with Geof Ellingham

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117 Does SAFe make doing Behavior Driven Development Hard?

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116 Systems Thinking on BDD and SAFe

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115 Behavior Driven Development at Scale with SAFe

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114 Gherkin, Three Amigos, and Pair Programing

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021 代码覆盖丑闻

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113 Why is BDD a better practice than ATDD?

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112 CodeTogether’s Business Model

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111 How CodeTogether Works and how it’s FAR BETTER than Screen Sharing

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110 Developing Developers with Pair Programing

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109 Tips for Covid times—Pair Program with CodeTogether

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108 Double Robot’s BlazeSky Business Model

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107 BlazeSky and Lean Startup Experiments, Creating with Unity, and more Test Automation

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106 Pitching a Game and Automating Tests in BlazeSky

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105 Developing Indy Games the Agile Way

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104 Designers and Agile Teams—Not getting in Your Own Way & Design Debt

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103 Designers and Agile Teams—Tips for Designers to OVERCOME Hidden Waterfall within Agile.

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102 Designers and Agile Teams—Team Level Trust, Design Interviews, and more with Sophie Freiermuth

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020 TDD破坏者

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101 How Designers should work with Agile Teams, with Sophie Freiermuth

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100 Covid19 Office Tips with Jim Benson—How to Become a GREAT Performing Team

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099 Covid Office Tips with Jim Benson—How to get my team to work well?

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098 Covid Office Tips with Jim Benson-Who is in my Distributed Team?

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097 Agile Fluency Instead of Assessment

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096 Agile Fluency explained by Diana Larsen

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095 Planning Poker to Uncover Business Value

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094 Business Analyst’s shift to Agile

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093 Embedded Products paired with Agility and Innovation is MetaAgility, with David Bishop

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092 EVERYONE is playful, just different strokes for different folks

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091 Deeper connections through Play, Jenny Bramble

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090 Agile via gentle Mutiny by Jenny Bramble

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089 Business Agility Institute

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088 Business Agility’s Compatibility with Different Businesses Domains and Company Sizes

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087 Visual Management’s challenge to being all Inclusive

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086 What does Business Agility Look Like?

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085 Reinventing Old Business Processes

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084 Business Agility means to Focus on New Constraints

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083 How Evan Leybourn got into Business Agility

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082 The Marketing work of a Blockchain, IOT, AI/ML Entrepreneur

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081 Pingala, Blockchain, and Airports, how a Necessity causes Invention

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080 Pingala’s Blockchain Land Registery and AI ML

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079 IOT Smart Mirrors and Smart Cities

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078 From Agile Coach to Blockchain Entrepreneur, Vinay Krishna

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077 From Agile Coach to Agile Entrepreneur, With Vinay Krishna

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076 Business Agility Toolkit, introduced by Scott W Ambler

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075 A Scrum Myth, with Scott Ambler

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074 Disciplined Agile, a toolkit for Business Agility

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073 Origination of Disciplined Agile, with Scott W Ambler

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018 产品负责人不喜欢测试驱动开发 (TDD)

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668 Scary User Stories Estimates that took HOURS

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667 The FOREVER Minute Standup

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666 Scare of the Tasking Manager

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072 Freelock’s Bots

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071 Visual Diffing, Blue Green Deployments, and Build Velocity, with John Locke

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070 Stop “hand coding” in your LIVE WordPress, instead use Branching and Continuous Delivery

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059 Defantasizing Organizational Change, with Craig Larman

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058 Larman’s Laws of Organizational Change

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057 Cutting the fat out of Enterprises with LeSS and Craig Larman

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056 Craig Larman dishes the Inside Track of the Agile Manifesto

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048 What FAST Agile EXCELS at

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047 Roles in a FAST Agile Tribe

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046 Camelot, the Holy Grail, and Freeing the Human Spirit with FAST Agile

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017 不受架构师青睐的微测试

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045 Pushing the Envelope of Agile with FAST Agile

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044 FAST Agile innovates beyond Scrum with Flow

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043 Quinton Quartel’s FAST Agile framework for Scaling Agile

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042 Distributed Agile Teams, a battle royal between the Fight Night Panel and Audience

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041 Proscriptive structures for collaboration versus organic, debated by the Fight Night Panel

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040 How does your framework ensure alignment with business priorities, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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039 How does your framework take you from projects to products, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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016 在不确定性的影响下运行

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038 How does your Agile framework continuously improve?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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037 What is the goal of your framework?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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036 Why should I select YOUR Framework?, debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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035 Cost of Agile Framework Ownership debated at Agile Framework Fight Night

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034 Nexus Sprint Review and Retrospective

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033 Nexus Integration Team

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032 How the Nexus makes Plans

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031 Forming a Nexus

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030 Nexus for multi-team Scrum, with Richard Hundhausen

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029 The Value TDD gives to Leadership

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028 What it takes to be a TDD Guru ​

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027 Unfinished User Stories in Sprint Planning

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026 Naughty and Nice Ways to Tally Unfinished Stories

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015 TDD恐惧、不确定性和沮丧的扩散

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025 As a developer, how to become proficient at TDD?

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024 Getting the Whole Organization doing TDD

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023 Getting the rest of the team doing TDD ​

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022 TDD with a Stack Overflow Master Developer

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021 Code Coverage Scandal ​

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020 TDD Undoer

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019 A QA Professional Questions Micro Tests and TDD

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014 为什么开发人员不做TDD

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018 TDD gets no Love from the PO

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017 The Architect Disses TDD

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016 Driving under the Influence of FUD

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015 The TDD FUD Spreader

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014 Why Devs don’t TDD

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055 Look for Solutions to Problems rather than a Scaling Framework

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055 购买扩展架构,还不如找到问题的解决方案

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061 Kanban Thanksgiving Part 2, was it a Success or Failure?

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060 Kanban Thanksgiving

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054 Less团队和产品所有权标签

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054 Ownership by Team and PO

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053 Scale the Good rather than the Mistakes

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052同样有趣的动力,但在规模上

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051 为什么人们想要大规模Scrum?

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050 如何引入LeSS系列敏捷框架

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013 开发意图与圣经

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013 Developer Intent and the Bible

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012 TDD的一个案例

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012 An Example of doing TDD

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052 Same Fun Dynamic at Scale

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051 Why do people want Scaling?

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050 Introducing the Scaling Agile with LeSS series

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011 老办法是不可持续的

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011 The Old Way isn’t Sustainable

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010 敏捷和TDD玩忽职守

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010 Agile and TDD Neglect

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009 介绍测试驱动开发系列

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009 Introducing the Test Driven Development series

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008 导体—连续集成

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008 The Conductor—Continuous Integration

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007 Size Matters

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007 尺寸重要

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006 来自于狮身人面像中的谜语以及就在金字塔中的答案

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006 Riddles of the Sphinx and Answers within the Pyramid

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005 Subcutaneous Tests

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005 皮下测试

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004 金字塔的神秘层

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004 The Pyramid’s Secret Floor

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003 Macrotests at the Top of the Pyramid

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003 金字塔顶层

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002 金字塔的基石

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002 The Pyramid’s Ground Floor

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001 Build a Solid Pyramid

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001 坚不可摧的金字塔