Technical debt is a metaphor coined by Ward Cunningham in 1992. This concept refers to the work that needs to be done so that a software development project could be considered as “complete”. Could you try to measure your amount of technical debt? Could you use some tools to do this? These are some of the questions that this article explores.
In the context of software development, Kanban is an approach based on Lean that tries to limit waste and work in progress to the actual capacity of the software development team. The aim of Kanban is to create a context that balances capacity and demand through a value stream and promote visual project management.
The Scrum Alliance and Northwestern University School of Professional Studies (SPS) have joined forces to create and provide a suite of on-demand courses designed to teach professionals with essential agile skills.
Scrum Day Germany is a conference about Scrum and Agile project management that propose an international line-up of Agile experts for German Scrum practitioners. It provides a multi-track sessions and full day workshops. The conference sessions are mainly in German.
The Zurich Lean, Agile & Scrum Conference (LAS) is a conference taking place in Zurich, Switzerland. It focuses on Lean and Agile approaches for software development like Scrum and Kanban. The conference provides both German and English content.
This presentation looks at the Agile Manifesto and introduces why it is a great fit for Application Security. This talk dives into how security can be agile and how working in small steps and deploying frequently can be done securely.
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