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Second Interview with Agile Experts: Phillip Becker and his Kanban experience managing political initiatives through Agile
I’m very happy to celebrate 400 followers in Instagram with an interview. A special interview for several reasons: He is a very interesting and dynamic person; Able to manage a group through Agile methods; An Agile evangelist. One of my first followers and supporters in this project Once you go Agile. Don’t lose the interview! And if you want to know more about Phillip initiative, follow in Instagram the #agile4ju The video has available subtitles in English but as my
What is really DevOps?
There are many definitions for DevOps, the most simple one can be a unique team able to develop and to operate in a continuous way, supported by a tool chain enabling automatically code integration, test and deployment in a single pipeline, where the code, after several approval steps, is released into production. In this post, I will try to share my definition and will share some personal considerations about the implications of decide for organize your team and development process
Why Agile test planning makes software quality superior than in Waterfall
When comparing the frequency and granularity of test planning and execution in products developed under Waterfall and Agile methods, we observed that in Agile: we have more tests, in the story level and we have a progressive increment of test coverage all over the product and higher frequency running those tests.
The Continuous Improvement Cycle
Life is done of routines. A routine has a taste of contradiction: sometimes is boring sometimes means comfort, security, trust. Respect a routine implies discipline and recognition about the value we can get from that. In this post I would like to share my thoughts about the Continuous Improvement cycle. I think this is a basic concept you must understand once we enter in Agile and specially if we start planning to adopt a DevOps model to guide our development. Let’s pay attention