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- How does pricing work for agile contracts?
- Stop giving feedback, ask for it instead. Watch Jenni Jepsen’s webinar.
- Questions About Test Frameworks: Q&A Part #3 with J.B. Rainsberger
- The Risks Related to Refactoring Without Tests: Q&A Part #2 with J.B. Rainsberger
- How Do I Find the Right Agile Software Development Company for My Project?
- Managing the Uncertainty of Legacy Code: Q&A Part #1 with J.B. Rainsberger
- Classic or agile contracts: How to find the right contract type
- Approval Testing: What It Is and How It Helps You To Manage Legacy Code
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How does pricing work for agile contracts?
/in Logbook /by Richard BrennerWhen it comes to pricing for software contracts, two opposite interests collide: the contractor wants to achieve the highest hourly rate for the project possible. On the other hand, the client wants to keep project costs as low as possible and get the maximum benefit with their budget. Of course, this is only the first, […]
Stop giving feedback, ask for it instead. Watch Jenni Jepsen’s webinar.
/in Logbook /by Milena KrnjicFor many of us, being a leader means having every little thing under control, always knowing what is going on, and telling everyone what to do. However, this role model does not equal success and leadership. Many psychologists and managers agree that a new kind of leader should be able to shift the tasks and […]
Questions About Test Frameworks: Q&A Part #3 with J.B. Rainsberger
/in Logbook /by Josef PraderThis is the third chapter of our three-part Q&A blog series with J. B. Rainsberger. In this chapter he adresses questions about “Questions About Test Frameworks“. The first chapter and the second chapter is in our blog in case you missed it. On June 3, 2020 J.B. Rainsberger spoke in our remote Intro Talk about […]
The Risks Related to Refactoring Without Tests: Q&A Part #2 with J.B. Rainsberger
/in Logbook /by Josef PraderThis is the second chapter of our three-part Q&A blog series with J. B. Rainsberger. In this chapter he adresses questions about “The Risks Related to Refactoring Without Tests“. The first chapter and the third chapter is in our blog in case you missed it. On June 3, 2020 J.B. Rainsberger spoke in our remote […]
How Do I Find the Right Agile Software Development Company for My Project?
/in Logbook /by Richard BrennerPrice is often the crucial point when it comes to selecting an agile software development partner. Different offers can be easily compared and thus you can make what seems to be a safe choice. At least at first glance. But if you do not take the provider’s ability into account or underestimate it, the initial […]
Managing the Uncertainty of Legacy Code: Q&A Part #1 with J.B. Rainsberger
/in Logbook /by Josef PraderIn this first chapter of our three-part Q&A blog series he adressed questions that came up during his session. On June 3, 2020 J.B. Rainsberger spoke in our remote Intro Talk about managing the various kinds of uncertainty that we routinely encounter on projects that involve legacy code. He presented a handful of ideas for […]
Classic or agile contracts: How to find the right contract type
/in /by Richard BrennerTraditional projects and their contracts have a decisive weakness. Even though they offer a large measure of (a supposed) budget security, they can hardly keep up with the speed of the fast-moving business world. Thus, instead of the sureness of knowing when a product is ready and what functions it has, you have the danger […]
Approval Testing: What It Is and How It Helps You To Manage Legacy Code
/in Logbook /by RolfEmily Bache is a Technical Agile Coach, she helps software development teams to get better at the technical practices needed to be agile, including Test-Driven Development, Refactoring, and Incremental Design. Emily is known as the author of the book, “The Coding Dojo Handbook”. For the second time, we organize a training course with Emily on […]
Online Planning and Collaboration in Multiple Teams (Kostenloser 90-min. Remote-Workshop)
/in Logbook /by Milena KrnjicUm die Entwicklung von Produkten und Dienstleistungen zu beschleunigen und marktfähig zu bleiben, setzen viele Teams auf agile Methoden. Bis vor wenigen Wochen war es üblich sich in großen Runden in Meetingräumen zum PI Planning, Face2Face zu treffen, um die Hürden der Planungs- und Koordinierungsaufgaben zu besprechen. Dann kam Covid-19 und die Frage wie diese […]
Agile Teams: A Method to Enable Autonomy by Clarity of Roles
/in Logbook /by Richard BrennerHow can you enable teams to take initiative and autonomy by knowing their decision boundaries? In this blog post, I am sharing the concept for a workshop format that you can adapt to achieve that goal. I used this method to address the following situation: within a classical organization, new cross-functional teams are put together […]