May 25, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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Last week I gave a talk about importance of doing what talk about at Agile PechaKucha vol.2 in Kyiv. Here is slidecast from my presentation (in Russian): Just Do It View more webinars from Dima Malenko Check out the rest of … Continue reading
February 3, 2010
by Dima Malenko
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Net Objectives conducts a series of webinars on Business Driven Software Development: This series provides an introduction on how to achieve Business Agility. Business Agility enables an organization to respond quickly to external forces (such as new market opportunities and … Continue reading
October 26, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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Recently I discovered that during 2nd International SOA Symposium they published SOA Manifesto. It follows the spirit of the famous Agile Manifesto, which provoked many discussion and debates over the actual meaning of the statements of that manifesto. (Not) surprisingly … Continue reading
August 15, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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For this weekend we’ll get some reading on the topic of requirements in Agile: Writing Good User Stories. Nice concept of INVESTing in user stories. Latest description of FDD process. Pay attention to step 2 ‘Building a Features List’. Apart from precise … Continue reading
July 17, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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Here are some links to interesting stuff on software estimation and projects planning for weekend reading and watching. Your Will Suffer From Power Laws. There are some things, which are the way the are, and you can not change them, … Continue reading
May 24, 2008
by Dima Malenko
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… someone has to be using it. Guys from 37signals got it right: It feels great to be done with something on the programming side and then feeling free to move on to the next thing. We all do that … Continue reading
May 15, 2008
by Dima Malenko
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Software developers like being “agile”, whatever this means. They say being “agile” liberates their creativity and lets positive energies of the Universe flow through them to the code to (hopefully) solve customer’s problems. They are committed to using all the … Continue reading
January 7, 2008
by Dima Malenko
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If you follow advances in agile project management you’ve heard of Declaration of Interdependence (compare it to Agile Manifesto). This Declaration reflects progress of software development from romantic profession of “ugh, this guy can command a computer” towards pragmatic business … Continue reading