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Practices

New to agile? Remember a user story is more than a card!

by Bob Hartman on May 3, 2010

Agile antipatterns: Agile burn-down chart roundup post

by Bob Hartman on December 29, 2009

New to agile? Learn how to split stories

by Bob Hartman on December 10, 2009

Agile antipattern: Taking on large stories

by Bob Hartman on December 9, 2009

New to agile? Work at a sustainable pace

by Bob Hartman on July 24, 2009

Agile antipattern: Using email as the primary communication tool

by Bob Hartman on July 8, 2009

How to make a LOT more money using agile

by Bob Hartman on May 27, 2009

New to agile? INVEST in good user stories

by Bob Hartman on May 14, 2009

New to Agile? Use a Rules of Engagement document.

by Bob Hartman on May 5, 2009

Agile anti-pattern: Going to longer iterations

by Bob Hartman on April 28, 2009

New to agile? Do the simplest thing that works – THEN STOP!

by Bob Hartman on April 27, 2009

Agile antipattern: Code freezes during each iteration

by Bob Hartman on April 23, 2009

Agile antipattern: Using manual tests

by Bob Hartman on April 16, 2009

New to agile? Tips for better daily stand-ups

by Bob Hartman on April 14, 2009

Agile antipattern: Extending an iteration

by Bob Hartman on April 9, 2009

Agile Architecture – It is NOT an Oxymoron!

by Bob Hartman on April 6, 2009

Ten Ways to Improve Your Planning Poker Results

by Bob Hartman on April 2, 2009

New to agile? Tools for distributed agile

by Bob Hartman on March 26, 2009

New to agile? Remember one thing: Just enough, just in time

by Bob Hartman on February 23, 2009

When in Doubt Ask “How Will I Know I’ve Done That?”

by Bob Hartman on February 20, 2009

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