Agile

An unpopular opinion — This publication is created for my short daily stories. The word “agile” came to the business world from another domain. In February 2001, some software developers signed the famous manifesto, and since then, it’s become a mantra in the business environment. …

We know a lot about Scrum and Kanban, but sometimes we don’t know how to use instruments from other methods to help us. We may think that mixing different frameworks and methods is not about Scrum, and we can disrupt the values of Scrum and Agile by doing it. Let’s…

After just 5 days of working on the Language Cafe, it’s already available to the public. In stark contrast, our first product Mist took a whopping 5 months. We started in March and didn’t launch until September that year. In that span, we launched another product called USC Dating Club…

I am old enough to remember the move from a waterfall process to an agile methodology. It was all the rage. Funny thing is, agile had become so popular, I was part of the transitioning process from a waterfall to an agile process 3 times in 3 different companies. …

The focus of this blog post is on the crucial element of modern software delivery — continuous delivery (CD). In my experience, the larger perspective of CD can be easily overlooked amidst scrum ceremonies and docker containers. This is particularly prevalent among smaller enterprises and startups. Let’s explore essential practices…

Six ways to revitalize your agile transformation. It’s a tale as old as time. A leader’s ready to future-proof their organization — to eliminate layers of management and slow bureaucratic processes in order to increase speed and agility. Several of their competitors have started an “agile transformation,” and they’re…