Episode 47: $#*! Adam Weisbart Says

25/10/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

Craig chats with Adam Weisbart as he tries to enjoy his breakfast at Agile 2012 in Dallas, Texas. When not eating toast, he is creating awesome stuff for the Agile community at his website, teaching Scrum courses or coaching teams at CollabNet. His talk at Agile 2012 was entitled “Agile Antipatterns: The Agilist’s Guide to Traps, Tripwires and Treachery“. Look out for a longer video interview with Adam Weisbart on InfoQ.

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Episode 46: Raccoon Scout

28/09/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Craig chats with Peter Saddington (an Agile Coach and Consultant who is probably best known as the face behind Agile Scout) at Agile 2012 in Dallas, Texas about Agile in the US Military, the top lists on Agile Scout, his newly rewritten book “The Scrum Pocket Guide” and the state of Agile (or “Raccoon”!)

Peter is also the Co-Founder of Action & Influence and his upcoming book “The Agile Pocket Guide” will be released via Wiley in late 2012. His talk at Agile 2012 was entitled “Scaling Product Ownership at the US Air Force“. Look out for a longer video interview coming soon on InfoQ.

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Episode 45: Team Wikispeed

18/09/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Craig chats with Joe Justice from Wikispeed at the Agile 2012 conference about extreme manufacturing and using Agile for social good to create a 100 mile per gallon car.

Joe is the founder, CEO and team leader at Wikispeed (by night) and an Agile Consultant for SolutionsIQ (by day).

From Agile 2012

You can also view Joe’s Q&A and keynote from the Agile 2012 conference, as well as his interview with InfoQ.

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Episode 44: Typhoid Tony

30/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Craig, Renee and a little bit of Tony continue on their Agile journey covering…

Sponsume’s Agile in a Can (Jim Benson)
Is Publishing ready for Agile (Gabe Habash at Publisher’s Weekly)
Sh*t Bad Scrum Masters Say (Adam Weisbart)
Why Software Development Methodologies Suck (Jez Humble on DZone)
Renee’s Gamification and Agile presentation at LAST Conference Melbourne
PMI’s Pulse of the Profession 2012 Survey
Capability growing in core skills – is that the responsibility of Agile?

Quotes:

One of the first thing an #Agile coach shld be explaining to mgmnt – we will not be tracking things in a tool, we'll be too busy doing stuff
— Neil Killick (@neil_killick) July 15, 2012

could we all just agree that "code freeze" is a lousy metaphor and move on? maybe call it the "increasingly terrified of change" phase.
— Kent Beck (@KentBeck) July 26, 2012

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Episode 43: Agile 2012 Day 5

18/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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The final day (day 5) at the Agile 2012 conference in Dallas, and a couple of really inspiring keynotes around using Agile for social good.

In-depth notes can be found on Craig’s blog.

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Episode 42: Agile 2012 Days 3 and 4

17/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Days 3 and 4 at the Agile 2012 conference in Dallas. In between roaming the corridors and talking people for the podcast (look for upcoming recordings) and video interviews for InfoQ, he attended a bunch of sessions and mingled at the after dark events.

In-depth notes can be found on Craig’s blog.

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Episode 41: Agile 2012 Day 2

17/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Day 2 at the Agile 2012 conference in Dallas. Craig covers the introductory keynote and some of the other notable sessions he attended.

In-depth notes can be found on Craig’s blog.

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Episode 40: Agile 2012 Day 1 plus The Agile Samurai

14/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Day 1 at the Agile 2012 conference in Dallas was workshop day. Craig recaps the sessions he attended and has a quick chat with Jonathan Rasmusson about his Agile Inception Deck workshop and his book The Agile Samurai amongst other things.

In-depth notes can be found on Craig’s blog.

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Episode 39: Agile 2012 Day 0

13/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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Craig is in Dallas, Texas, USA at the Agile 2012 conference. Today was day 0 and the annual AA-FTT workshop.

In-depth notes can be found on Craig’s blog.

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Episode 38: Coding With Exceptions (The Agile Story)

11/08/201205/01/2021 / Craig Smith / Leave a comment

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This is a special mashup episode recorded in Auckland, New Zealand. Craig catches up with Mark Derricut from the Illegal Argument podcast and Craig Aspinall from the Coding By Numbers podcast. Not your usual Agile podcast, the discussion starts around the definition of Agile (“crash often, crash regulary”) and trying to define quality and ends up in a chat about wicked problems, devops and software development skillsets.