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Last week we built a retrospective tool live, from scratch but didn't get to use it for an actual retrospective. So this week we're going to run one together, and talk about what makes a retrospective worth the team's… More →
187 people attending
In this session we are going to code an application from scratch. This isn't going to be a flashy, rehearsed demonstration. Instead, we are going to do a "warts and all" look at using AI, including some best-practice… More →
200 people attending
With National Talk Like a Pirate Day coming up on September 19, we are going to review the 12 Agile Principles by looking at each principle and then hearing a pirate's take on it. To be clear, the goal isn't to inspire… More →
158 people attending
Continuing our walk through the 12 Agile Principles, we come to Principle #10 — Simplicity, the art of maximizing the amount of work not done, is essential. It is the principle teams are most likely to nod along with… More →
207 people attending
In this talk we are going to look at five simple ways to get better results when using AI. These "secrets" will help you be more effective in the way you use AI from everything from writing code to analyzing documents.
240 people attending
The British Raj wanted fewer cobras, and decided to use dead cobras as a proxy metric for fewer living deadly snakes. In the end, they ended up with MORE cobras, not fewer. Metrics drive behavior, for better and for… More →
227 people attending
Genetic algorithms find solutions by "evolving" a solution from less fit to more fit versions. In this session, we'll look at the basics of genetic algorithms, what types of problems lend themselves to this approach,… More →
258 people attending
You've probably heard about "splitting" user stories, but often the idea is mentioned without any real concrete idea of what it involves. In this talk we are going to look at why splitting user stories is valuable, some… More →
237 people attending
Agents won’t do TDD unless you tell them to, and simply saying “use TDD” is not enough, but I’ve found that with the right guidance and guardrails, they can do a pretty good job of performing TDD the way I myself would,… More →
174 people attending
For many teams, the Sprint is the core iterative unit that delivers working software to the customer. In this session we are going to look at practices and approaches that will help your team get the most value out of… More →