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5 Easy Questions for Robert L. Glass
In some earlier posts I published interviews with Steve McConnell, Johanna Rothman, Alistair Cockburn and Scott Berkun. This time I will ...
A Theory of Everything for Software Development
If there's one thing that all software development experts agree on, it's that the other experts are not always right. There are ...
5 Easy Questions for Steve McConnell
In some earlier posts I published interviews with Johanna Rothman, Alistair Cockburn and Scott Berkun. After noticing that he is the #1 S...
Burn Your Burn-down Charts
In many articles on Scrum, the traditional burn-down chart is still depicted as the preferred method for displaying progress in a sprint ...
Book Review: User Stories Applied
The concept of writing user stories, as a way of documenting requirements, was introduced and popularized with Extreme Programming, and t...
5 Easy Questions for Scott Berkun
The easier the question, the harder the answer. I recently had the idea of asking a number of people in our industry the same five questi...
5 Easy Questions for Alistair Cockburn
The easier the question, the harder the answer. I recently had the idea of asking a number of people in our industry the same five questi...
5 Easy Questions for Johanna Rothman
The easier the question, the harder the answer. It that correct? Probably not. But if it is, then I will be giving some authors and exper...
Alistair Cockburn’s Latest Presentation
I recently attended a presentation by Alistair Cockburn, one of the 17 signatories of the Agile Manifesto. The presentation was superb, a...
Oh My God, They Killed the Bug (You Bastards!)
A year ago, when I bought my new car, I noticed that the knob on the gear stick was loose. I was able to rotate it 360 degrees. I assumed...
Book Review: Fish!
I just finished reading a little book called Fish!. It's subtitle is "A Remarkable Way to Boost Morale and Improve Results"...
FREE Copy of The Software Practitioner
The Software Practitioner is a bi-monthly newsletter created by Robert L. Glass, author of the famous book Facts and Fallacies of Softwar...
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