MANY articles on a wide array of topics. You’ll find a lot of my newer content is going to my YouTube channel first, but I do still blog occasionally.
I've been bitten by this and have seen others run into it enough times that I thought I'd blog about it. Let's say you're creating a new Console, WPF, or Windows Forms application in.NET 4. You're using Visual Studio …
While researching material for my Kanban Fundamentals video training course on Pluralsight, I read Kanban: Successful Evolutionary Change for Your Technology Business, by David J. Anderson. I’ve previously reviewed …
In the last few years, a number of Microsoft dev teams have started using online tools to manage how the community can offer feedback.
A fairly common use case in web applications is the need to send an
A review of Scrumban by Corey Ladas, covering kanban systems for lean software development and comparing it to other kanban books.
I wrote a few weeks ago about my new Asus Zen Ultrabook computer. I’ve been using it as my primary laptop computer since then, and thought I’d write up a follow-up on how it’s been. Overall, I’m …
One of the topics I'm touching on in my Kanban Fundamentals Pluralsight course is Cumulative Flow Diagrams, and how these can be used to analyze flow of a process. Some electronic kanban tools like AgileZen have some …
In working on a client's reporting system, I ran across some
Reflections on the benefits of team rooms and collaborative workspaces for agile software development, following the Caves and Commons approach.