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Who is we? :) I always like the basics, but seeing as everyone follows different "Agile" (with a capital A) principles, I guess that the basics is not really a
by trcollinson 12y ago
Who is we? :)
I always like the basics, but seeing as everyone follows different "Agile" (with a capital A) principles, I guess that the basics is not really a clearly defined set of things. I like good discussion of testing and test driven development, continuous integration and delivery, working with legacy code bases and legacy management structures, DevOps, paired programming, sizing and story writing... my list could go on and on.
The issue you may run into is that this is a pretty saturated market. There are a LOT of people who write about Agile (myself being one of them). Some are really great and have interesting insights and real experience, some are really abhorrent. Watch which category you fall into.