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If you have worked in a legacy codebase or ‘big ball of mud’, you know that it can make development unnecessarily slow, frustrating and costly. The solution, many developers would say, is to just rewrite the whole thing. But good luck getting every stakeholder to agree to such a costly and risky refactoring process. This presentation takes a look at the different way...

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A test management plugin for Jira will add to Jira the testing capabilities that project management tool does not provide natively. The core features of the test management Jira plugins should be to create test plans and test cases, organize them into test cycles, execute them, maintain traceability with Jira issues and provide test execution reports. Jira alone has no software ...

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The notion of coaching is specific to Agile approaches in the software development world. There has always been consultants, but they were seen as a different role. Here are some resources about Agile coaching, starting with some quotes from the Agile Coaching book written by Rachel Davies and Liz Sedley. “Agile is all about teams working together to produce great software. As a...

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This presentation explains how an organization moved from 17 component backlogs to one shared, results-focused product backlog—and what that changed for delivery speed and alignment. The presenters explain how “autonomous” component teams optimized for local work, not customer value, creating high WIP, heavy dependencies, and long lead times. By restructuring into cross-function...

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