Craig Smith is fighting the hard war on Agile Software Development Frameworks and despite jet lag worked hard to bring us his first of a series of daily takes from the 2011 Agile Conference at Salt Lake City.
TheAgileRevolution-4 (8 minutes)
Craig Smith
Episode 5: Day 1 at Agile 2011 Salt Lake City
Continuing his daily podcasting triumph Craig Smith gives us his quick daily update direct from the Agile 2011 Conference at Salt Lake City.
TheAgileRevolution-5 (8 minutes)
Episode 2: Squeeze your revolutionist today
A fun filled podcast presented by Craig, Tony and Renee covering the following topics:
- Squeeze me but don’t tease me
- Eat your peas: A recipe for culture change
- Scott Ambler’s referred to surveys
- Tony’s Plug
- Linoit
- Pair Programming/Pair Delivery
- Chaos, Chaordism and Agile: When have you slipped away from Agile and moved into chaos? What is Chaordism? When is chaos acceptable? How do you move out of chaos?
Quotes:
“I don’t program software anymore, I program people”
TheAgileRevolution-2 (43 minutes)
Agile Australia June 2011
Post the excitement of the Sydney Agile Australia June 2011 conference Tony, Craig and Renee have finally published their first podcast under the banner of ‘The Agile Revolution’.
In this celebratory first episode Renee discusses with Craig some of the background leading up to the Agile Australia event and then Tony joins the revolutionists to delve into the speakers and the buzz of the two days.
Here are the presentations from the Agile Australia and check out the day 1 and day 2 photos.
Additionally you can checkout Renee’s blog of the event and Craig’s at day 1 and day 2 blog.
TheAgileRevolution-1 (47 minutes)
I’m the business and agile was my idea
Shane Hastie interviews me in this InfoQ podcast about my agile journey and my recent talk “I’m the Business and Agile was my Idea”.
ASWEC 2009: Experiences from Agile Projects Great & Small
My presentation from Australian Software Engineering Conference (ASWEC) 2009 that I delivered with Paul King called “Experiences from Agile Projects Great and Small” is available on Slideshare.
Technical Lessons Learned Turning the Agile Dials to Eleven
In this presentation filmed during Agile 2008, Craig Smith and Paul King present what happens when one tries to be super Agile. Practically, they employed most currently used Agile practices on several projects, then they experimented with new ideas leading them to better results, increased productivity and quality.
Source: Technical Lessons Learned Turning the Agile Dials to Eleven
Take 43
Welcome to my blog. The aim of this blog for me is a place to record stuff that I come across in my working life. And why CDS 43? Well it’s a play on words and could mean:
- compact discs for free
- 43 things from me
- the 43’rd site by someone with my initials
Anywho, that is the name I chose and WordPress have stuck me with it, so enjoy!
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