I was an early adopter of the terrific Agile in a Flash cards by Jeff Langr and Tim Ottinger, but left in the dust in the new fashion of having one’s photo taken with the card deck! I have remedied that situation with help from my friend Anna Blake, who was my photo shoot Art Director and photographer. We got up bright and early today on a cold Colorado morning, put on our Carrharts and Elmer Fudd hats, and showed the cards to the donkeys and goats.
I have enjoyed a lot of ensemble / mob programming, aka teaming, over the years. As a diverse group, including people with different deep skills,
Gitte Klitgaard reminded me recently that it’s been 10 years since we met at BoosterConf. It seems like yesterday, and it seems like a lifetime
Let’s take a look back at release engineering – my experiences with it, that is. I recently listened to an episode of the AB Testing
When I tell people what “DevOps culture” means to me, they want to know how they can help it grow in their organization. The term
More learnings from Agile Testing Days 2023! This is part 3, and I’ll need at least one more post! I still haven’t gotten to the
The Agile Testing Days program always includes a vast range of topics. Some are perennial favorites, some are totally original. This second post about stuff
3 comments on “Agile in a Flash!”
I want to do a “nice Ass” joke, but Shrek’s kind of mined that one to death.
I’ve been hearing great things about these – originally thought they were a kind of Tarot card for project meeting.
Oh my goodness- this is great. It looks like you have an eager team there.
Too fun! I love that the reading I’ve been doing on agile ends in some very unanticipated new ideas.