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A short history of Agile Kane Mar, October 2011software development
About Me
’68: The Age of First NATO conference on Software EngineeringSoftware Engineering Winston Royce
’86: The New New Havard Business Review January, 1986 Product Game
’95: The Birth of Scrum OOPLSA, 1995
’96: The Birth of Kent Beck & Ward CunninghamExtreme Programming
2001: The AgileManifesto is CreatedAgileManifesto.org
Early 2000: The Death McBreen, Martin, Graham etc.of Software Engineering
XP Adoption leads until ‘2005Scrum & XP Scrum grows rapidly thereafter
The future ...Scrum, Lean, Kanban, etc.
Thank you! Thank you for your time!
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Oct. 13, 2011

A short history of Agile software development

My 'Short History of Agile Software Development' presentation at the Innovation Campus, University of Wollongong.

I only had 20 minutes to speak, so I did an overview of the origins of 'Software Engineering' ('68 NATO conference) through to some new and different approaches to software. Along the way I talked about the 'New New Product Development Game', Scrum, Extreme Programming, the Agile Manifesto and some thoughts about what the future holds.

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A short history of Agile software development

  1. 1. A short history of Agile Kane Mar, October 2011software development
  2. 2. About Me
  3. 3. ’68: The Age of First NATO conference on Software EngineeringSoftware Engineering Winston Royce
  4. 4. ’86: The New New Havard Business Review January, 1986 Product Game
  5. 5. ’95: The Birth of Scrum OOPLSA, 1995
  6. 6. ’96: The Birth of Kent Beck & Ward CunninghamExtreme Programming
  7. 7. 2001: The AgileManifesto is CreatedAgileManifesto.org
  8. 8. Early 2000: The Death McBreen, Martin, Graham etc.of Software Engineering
  9. 9. XP Adoption leads until ‘2005Scrum & XP Scrum grows rapidly thereafter
  10. 10. The future ...Scrum, Lean, Kanban, etc.
  11. 11. Thank you! Thank you for your time!

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