Building better agile processes

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This document provides tips for building better agile development processes. It recommends starting improvements by focusing on results, communication, and feedback. Results include working software that is deployed and tested iteratively. Good communication involves talking to various project stakeholders. Feedback comes from code reviews, pair programming, and automatic testing. Processes like planning visibility, stand-ups, and retrospectives help ensure transparency. Overall, the document advocates adopting both technical and process best practices to fully realize the benefits of agile development.

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Build Better Agile
Development Processes

Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager

26-Oct-2011

Agile from the Bottom
• Fighting upstream
• Prove you’re right
• Guerilla agile
• The optimal place

Agile from the Top
• Organizational decision
• Backing
• Proper(?) training
• Leave dev teams for later

Start to Improve
• Results
• Communications
• Feedback
• Visibility

Results
• Working software
• Deployed
• On somebody else’s computer!

Results
• Iterative development
• Demo every iteration
• Testing is iterative too

Communication
• The other side of the project
• Product goals
• Politics

Communication
• Talk to people outside your group
• Developers
• Project manager
• Product managers
• Tester team
• Release team
• Compliance team
• And the list goes on…

Communication
• Individuals over processes
• Even agile processes!

Feedback
• Code review
• And even better: Pair programming

Feedback
• Automatic build server
• Automatic build
• Run unit tests
• Run integration tests

Feedback
• Demo to customers
• Show internally
• Show to real users
• Listen and prioritize

Visibility
• Estimations
• Real
• With buffer
• Match expectations

Visibility
• Plan on the wall
• Everyone can see
• Everyone can ask
• Don’t start with the big tools

Visibility
• Stand ups
• The ceremony
• Near the wall
• Listen and help

Visibility
• Retrospective
• For everyone
• Schedule appropriately
• Action items
• Review the next time

Summary
• Most of the world is going agile
• It’s hard but it’s worth it
• Do both technical and process
practices

Questions?

www.typemock.com www.gilzilberfeld.com

Blog.typemock.com gilz@typemock.com

@typemock @gil_zilberfeld

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Building better agile processes

1. Build Better Agile Development Processes Gil Zilberfeld, Product Manager 26-Oct-2011

2. Happy 10th Anniversary Agile Manifesto!

3. Agile Adoption

4. Agile from the Bottom • Fighting upstream • Prove you’re right • Guerilla agile • The optimal place

5. Agile from the Top • Organizational decision • Backing • Proper(?) training • Leave dev teams for later

6. Start to Improve • Results • Communications • Feedback • Visibility

7. Results • Working software • Deployed • On somebody else’s computer!

8. Results • Iterative development • Demo every iteration • Testing is iterative too

9. Communication • The other side of the project • Product goals • Politics

10. Communication • Talk to people outside your group • Developers • Project manager • Product managers • Tester team • Release team • Compliance team • And the list goes on…

11. Communication • Individuals over processes • Even agile processes!

12. Feedback • Code review • And even better: Pair programming

13. Feedback • Automatic build server • Automatic build • Run unit tests • Run integration tests

14. Feedback • Demo to customers • Show internally • Show to real users • Listen and prioritize

15. Visibility • Estimations • Real • With buffer • Match expectations

16. Visibility • Plan on the wall • Everyone can see • Everyone can ask • Don’t start with the big tools

17. Visibility • Stand ups • The ceremony • Near the wall • Listen and help

18. Visibility • Retrospective • For everyone • Schedule appropriately • Action items • Review the next time

19. Summary • Most of the world is going agile • It’s hard but it’s worth it • Do both technical and process practices

20. Questions? www.typemock.com www.gilzilberfeld.com Blog.typemock.com gilz@typemock.com @typemock @gil_zilberfeld

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