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    • This Is Agile
    • Das Kleine Agile-Buch
    • Dit Is Agile
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Tools don't solve problems, thinking does

Category: flow

April 21, 2015September 22, 2016Agile, flow, iteration, programming

A programmer’s mind explained (to project managers)

Earlier last week I was trying to refactor around two thousands lines of code, optimistically being convinced that the component could offer the exact same functionality in less than two hundred lines. My refactoring was an intuitive step-by-step process that involved creativity and a lot of concentration. Happily working on my code I slowly got into the zone, a happy […]

November 17, 2014September 22, 2016flow, Kanban, Scrum, sprint, Waterfall

Jack Sparrow and the End of Scrum

If you, are working in technology, like me, there’s a chance that you live under the impression that our field changes faster than you can keep up with. Once you have learned how to work with the latest version of a technology of your choice  – not even having mastered it – it will have evolved into a newer version, […]

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