Test-driven development has a lot to recommend itself: Testable code is usually well structured Specifying tests deepens the understanding of what the code is meant to achieve It makes sure tests are actually written, not omitted in the end (due to time constraints or “Why test? It works!”) Unfortunately it’s not as easy as it …
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Scrum Master Creed
Two weeks ago I resigned as scrum master and will soon go back to just doing UX. Ironically I’m not resigning because I don’t care about agile anymore but rather that I care too much. .oO(Does that make sense to anyone but me?) Anyway, I’d like to share with you my vision of “scrum master-dom”, …
Three Crucial Books
As I’m constantly reading, this is the first of probably quite a few book recommendations. Ye have been warned 😉 Up first is not one, but a set of three books by the same authors: You’ve probably heard of them, but if you haven’t read them yet, let me give you a nudge. More of …