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If a saboteur wanted to quietly cripple a software team, they wouldn’t need to break the build. They’d just need to weaponize metrics. In this lunch and learn, we’ll take the saboteur’s point of view and ask: what… More →
175 people attending
In this demonstration, we are going to code a simple application. 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 →
175 people attending
If Waterfall development represents one extreme of trying to plan ahead and Agile represents doing more planning just in time, what is the role of roadmaps in an Agile world? In this talk we look at the Agile principles… More →
191 people attending
All software development projects have finite resources. Even in the world of AI coding, you are still making tradeoffs and prioritizing some things you are doing over other work that you could do instead. There are all… More →
332 people attending
Traditional Agile often prioritizes work based on the constraints of development teams and resources. AI automation makes some work trivial, and this session shows one practical way to sort backlog items into AI-ready… More →
194 people attending
In this deep dive into Agile Principle #9, we are going to explore not only the historical principle under traditional development processes but also how the principle applies in the world of AI-enabled development work.
306 people attending
Building Software with AI, One Thin Slice at a Time Goal: show how to use AI to build real software without losing your mental model of the system. This is a live demo starting from a problem domain chosen on the spot.… More →
227 people attending
Retrospectives can be the powerhouse of continual improvement for your team, but too often they become complaint sessions about things outside the team's control, and nothing truly actionable is decided. In this talk we… More →
216 people attending
Cumulative Flow Diagrams give your team instant X-ray vision into how work is being started and completed. By making WIP and cycle-time issues clearly visible, CFDs create real predictability and forecasting without… More →
276 people attending
Most teams use some combinations of Features, Stories, and Tasks to manage their work, but while some teams use this hierachy to laser focus the delivery of awesome software to their users, other teams struggle to… More →