I’ve recently been thinking a lot about the deliverables that are required for software projects. Amazingly there are projects out there that are running with out any concept of what there deliv
This week I have the enjoyable experience of bringing 3 new developers onto our project. Most of you that know me probably read that last sentence with a sarcastic tone on the word enjoyable.&nb
I had a discussion with a management type the other day about implementing the concept of release and internal iterations. Currently that project has extremely long iterations (6 weeks or more i
Oren‘s been creating a lot of discussion on the web recently with his thought provoking and, apparently, controversial blog posts. One of his more recent posts hits on the topic of tools being a
We were lucky enough, with the help of MSDN Canada and DevTeach (thanks Wendy and Jean-Rene), to have Roy Osherove of ISerializable.com in Edmonton to talk on Agile software development. Roy was
Roy Osherove just arrived in town for his Edmug presentation tomorrow (May 22nd). We’re going to be out tonight at Ric’s Grill downtown (104th Street and 102nd Ave.) at 7:30 pm. There will
Okay, it was noted today by Wendy that although attending the BoF on Pair Programming, no notes were posted here. I can’t speak for everyone, but my thought is that the BoF session was one
Can you fetch that for me? Eric Cote to Wendy (Hot Agilista) Large, succulient balls? (Active Nick) I’ve got nuts in my throat. (Sean Solback) I have a question. How is it that I
DevTeach came to a close today. For some it was probably earlier than for others. For me, it is ending at 3am after an evening of amazing conversation, great laughs, good food and good dri
Starting early cause he has too much to go through for the allotted time. You don’t need CAB to do large maintainable apps. UI code is time intensive. It deals with an extremely unpredictable ex