This is a continuation of a previous post on Choosing a Project Management Platform for Agile Development As a part of my evaluation of various Agile/Scrum Management systems, I will be installing three platforms on my Windows machine. As noted in the previous post (see above), there are a few requirements: it should be locally [...]
Having recently pushed out a new release of our core software product (WYSIWYG R27 if anyone’s interested), the minor downtime between releases has given me an opportunity to reflect on my team’s software development process. After some deliberation (and for reasons which I won’t go into here), we decided to move towards a more agile [...]
Alright, I’ve put up two posts on the previous weekend’s Toronto Code Camp 2010 and I swear this will be the last one. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, you can check out the previous posts: Event live blogging: http://www.pioverpi.net/2010/05/01/toronto-code-camp-live-blog/ Seminar notes: http://www.pioverpi.net/2010/05/03/notes-on-toronto-code-camp-2010/ I just wanted to finish of this series of posts [...]
If you haven’t read the live blog on our visit to Toronto Code Camp 2010, I highly encourage you to scan through it here: http://www.pioverpi.net/2010/05/01/toronto-code-camp-live-blog/ I should warn you though, I have a bad habit of shooting my mouth off without thinking too much about the impact of my words. In fact, I am a [...]
Derek and I are attending the Toronto Code Camp event, held at the York campus today. The official link to the conference’s website can be found http://torontocodecamp.net/ The conference offers an impressive agenda of over 30+ seminars on various Microsoft technologies, everything from XNA on Windows 7 Mobile to SCRUM with VB. Sounds like a [...]