Agile
As a software engineer - or any other kind of engineer I guess - it is kind of natural that you want to suck in as many cool technologies, programming languages and ideas as possible. This happens to me quite often as I am working in a fast paced environment
Agile
In my last article I wrote about the agile methodology scrum in general. I promised to give you an overview of the events of scrum and the scrum team. So, here you go. The scrum team The team consists of the product owner (PO), the development team and a scrum
Agile
I am lucky to work in an environment where I have the chance to adapt to changing requirements in short periods of time. As outlined in an earlier article this is part of working in an agile environment. Getting more specific one agile methodology is scrum. I try to develop
My first blog started as an aid to memory for myself. I did not want to lose all those information that I collected over the course of a project. I thought that a blog would - in this regard - be helpful in two ways. First, I could go back
Agile
The Oxford Dictionary defines agile as being “Able to move quickly” and being “Able to think and understand quickly”. Years ago, a group of smart software engineers thought about how being agile can be applied to software development. They came up with the Agile Manifesto that includes twelve principals for