Jack Thorley, Software Developer, Esendex
Jack Thorley, software developer at Esendex, will be demonstrating how easy it is to get your software s peaking SMS using Esendex’s API. Jack will talk you through what Esendex’s API can do, offer tips, best practices and some great ideas on how to use SMS to revolutionise your business communications. Bring your laptop along if you’d like to try it out for yourself.
Continuous Integration: A bittersweet love story Suzie Prince
This is the bittersweet story of Continuous Integration. CI is practice that we fell in love with, embraced and then never fully committed to. I’ll share with you the current state of CI, what we think we are doing when we say CI and what we are really doing in terms of CI. Then I’ll remind us all why we fell in love with CI in the first place and make some suggestions on how to get back to the good stuff.
Originally presented at DevOpsDays Raleigh https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2016-raleigh/program/suzie-prince/
We thought we were doing continuous delivery and then... Suzie Prince
Are you sure you are doing continuous delivery? Yeah right! We thought we were too. The journey to continuous delivery (CD) is long, winding and always evolving. Like with many things we thought we had achieved all we could with continuous delivery and then... our business model changed, and then...
Originally presented at QCon New York June 2016 https://qconnewyork.com/ny2016/ny2016/presentation/we-thought-we-were-doing-continuous-delivery-and-then.html
Sorry, the new Champlain Bridge can’t be built using Agile...Pyxis Technologies
Why is building a bridge using an Agile approach not a good idea?
Because a bridge is a monolithic construction, the scope of which is mostly inflexible and where value is obtained only once, i.e. at the end of construction. This is why we would tend to build a bridge using a detailed plan that ensures the structure integrity.
But it is not always possible to reduce the uncertainty of a problem by designing a detailed solution. When the initial information is inadequate and the product is sufficiently flexible to allow for experimenting, empirical approaches such as Agile methods are most effective.
Through various examples of risk management, Mathieu invites you to take a critical look to make an informed choice between Agile approaches and traditional methods: the construction of buildings and structures; an ERP implementation; a marketing campaign; a vehicle design; a school group work (and more).
Jack Thorley, Software Developer, Esendex
Jack Thorley, software developer at Esendex, will be demonstrating how easy it is to get your software s peaking SMS using Esendex’s API. Jack will talk you through what Esendex’s API can do, offer tips, best practices and some great ideas on how to use SMS to revolutionise your business communications. Bring your laptop along if you’d like to try it out for yourself.
Continuous Integration: A bittersweet love story Suzie Prince
This is the bittersweet story of Continuous Integration. CI is practice that we fell in love with, embraced and then never fully committed to. I’ll share with you the current state of CI, what we think we are doing when we say CI and what we are really doing in terms of CI. Then I’ll remind us all why we fell in love with CI in the first place and make some suggestions on how to get back to the good stuff.
Originally presented at DevOpsDays Raleigh https://www.devopsdays.org/events/2016-raleigh/program/suzie-prince/
We thought we were doing continuous delivery and then... Suzie Prince
Are you sure you are doing continuous delivery? Yeah right! We thought we were too. The journey to continuous delivery (CD) is long, winding and always evolving. Like with many things we thought we had achieved all we could with continuous delivery and then... our business model changed, and then...
Originally presented at QCon New York June 2016 https://qconnewyork.com/ny2016/ny2016/presentation/we-thought-we-were-doing-continuous-delivery-and-then.html
Sorry, the new Champlain Bridge can’t be built using Agile...Pyxis Technologies
Why is building a bridge using an Agile approach not a good idea?
Because a bridge is a monolithic construction, the scope of which is mostly inflexible and where value is obtained only once, i.e. at the end of construction. This is why we would tend to build a bridge using a detailed plan that ensures the structure integrity.
But it is not always possible to reduce the uncertainty of a problem by designing a detailed solution. When the initial information is inadequate and the product is sufficiently flexible to allow for experimenting, empirical approaches such as Agile methods are most effective.
Through various examples of risk management, Mathieu invites you to take a critical look to make an informed choice between Agile approaches and traditional methods: the construction of buildings and structures; an ERP implementation; a marketing campaign; a vehicle design; a school group work (and more).
You want the DevOps, but how can you get it? Clearly you need to hire a DevOp! This Ignite presentation from DevOpsDays Minneapolis 2014 will teach you EVERYTHING you need when hiring the person who will BRING YOU THE DEVOPS.
Matt Stratton takes no responsibility for the flaming demise of any organization who actually takes this advice seriously.
Slides for the talk by Wiktor Schmidt at Venture Across conference (Frankfurt Oder, Oct 7, 2014). More in the follow up post: https://netguru.co/blog/lesson-learned-working-with-teams.
Usa prácticas de integración continua y sobrevive para luchar otro día.Software Guru
Qué son la integración y la entrega continua y cómo mejoran el proceso de construcción de software.
Herramientas que pueden ayudar a su implementación
Lineamientos y lecciones aprendidas al aplicar estas prácticas en la construcción de una plataforma de e-commerce.
Presentada por: Julio Fernandez
menyediakan berbagai berbagai macam alat musik rebana dan marawis dengan kualitas terbaik dan harga terjangkau menyediakan berbagai berbagai macam alat musik rebana dan marawis dengan kualitas terbaik dan harga terjangkau
You want the DevOps, but how can you get it? Clearly you need to hire a DevOp! This Ignite presentation from DevOpsDays Minneapolis 2014 will teach you EVERYTHING you need when hiring the person who will BRING YOU THE DEVOPS.
Matt Stratton takes no responsibility for the flaming demise of any organization who actually takes this advice seriously.
Slides for the talk by Wiktor Schmidt at Venture Across conference (Frankfurt Oder, Oct 7, 2014). More in the follow up post: https://netguru.co/blog/lesson-learned-working-with-teams.
Usa prácticas de integración continua y sobrevive para luchar otro día.Software Guru
Qué son la integración y la entrega continua y cómo mejoran el proceso de construcción de software.
Herramientas que pueden ayudar a su implementación
Lineamientos y lecciones aprendidas al aplicar estas prácticas en la construcción de una plataforma de e-commerce.
Presentada por: Julio Fernandez
menyediakan berbagai berbagai macam alat musik rebana dan marawis dengan kualitas terbaik dan harga terjangkau menyediakan berbagai berbagai macam alat musik rebana dan marawis dengan kualitas terbaik dan harga terjangkau
Big Data is the lastest cashcow. Data Analytics has now a crucial role for industries. This article describes as to what is Big Data and Analytics and how a Chartered Accountant will be able to provide value in this field.
Join Bob Mosher and Conrad Gottfredson as they discuss Agile development in this month's webinar!
Software development is shifting to Agile development practices due to the speed of change within organizations, and therefore creating the demand for such shifts. These same compelling reasons are pushing learning groups to challenge their current methodologies and become more adaptive. This can’t be accomplished without a Performance Support strategy, methodology, and technology.
Our charge is not only to keep up with Agile software development, but to keep up with the adaptive performance requirements of organizations to be “Agile": to grow, change, and innovate at or above the speed of their markets – in other words, the need to: “learn at the speed of change.”
Agile Gurugram 2019 Conferecne | A "Quality" Debate - Rethinking the mindset ...AgileNetwork
Session Title : A "Quality" Debate - Rethinking the mindset for non-negotiable Quality in Software Products
Session Overview : One of the key reasons for embracing agility is faster feedback which helps improve the perceived quality of a software product. And every team is focused towards delivering quality, no one wakes up in the morning with an idea to introduce defects, we naturally ideate to solve problems. Unknowingly though, dysfunctions always creep in and identifying a dysfunction is extremely difficult especially when you are a part of the dysfunction.
In this 45 min talk, discussion is about the importance of quality and how it's no longer negotiable even if Project Management principles tell us otherwise. Stories from past experience, and from organisations ranging from GM to Mumbai Dabbawalas that have embraced the "Quality is not Negotiable" principle and seen the difference.
I present the context of defect severity and how these may create an illusion of quality; how accountability of a single person (e.g.: Product Owner) may result in a "Lack of Commitment" dysfunction; and how cost is not really proportional to quality especially when it comes to delivering virtual products and services related to it.
Repeating the "Quality Debate" @ Agile Gurugram 2019 ConferenceVishal Prasad
My presentation slides from the Agile Gurugram 2019 Conference. Here I discuss the value of quality and how dysfunctions may affect it.
Every team is focused towards delivering quality, no one wakes up in the morning with an idea to introduce defects, we naturally ideate to solve problems. Unknowingly though, dysfunctions always creep in and identifying a dysfunction is extremely difficult especially when you are a part of the dysfunction. The context of defect severity and how these may create an illusion of quality; how accountability of a single person (e.g.: Product Owner) may result in a "Lack of Commitment" dysfunction; and how cost is not proportional to quality especially when it comes to delivering virtual products and services related to it.
The Startup Studio Playbook is the World's first professional book dedicated to startup studios, a.k.a. venture builders, startup factories. It is a book for entrepreneurs and innovators. Read about exciting case studies and best practices, discover how the startup studio model enables you to build startups easier
You will benefit from this book if you are interested in entrepreneurship or innovation. Startup studios are on the rise, quickly becoming the new trend in building startups. If done right, model enables you to build startups in a less risky and more cost-efficient way. Discover how this model can benefit you.
The main goal of the Startup Studio Playbook is to make startup studios more transparent, and make it easier to create and grow new studios. In this book you will learn about:
- Who are the founders behind the most exciting studios;
- How are are these organizations funded;
- Where do studios take the idea for their startups;
- How startup studio organize their team and operations;
- What are the spin-off and exit strategies;
- What are the pros and cons of the model;
- How different startup studios operate across the Globe;
- How corporations can leverage the benefits of the model;
- How you can build your own startup studio?
Find out more:
http://www.startupstudioplaybook.com/
Get the book. Use the offer code 'earlybird' to get a discount.
https://gumroad.com/l/startupstudioplaybook
Implementing SAFe: Why Start at the Program Level?Drew Jemilo
The Scaled Agile Framework (R) (SAFe(R) is a proven knowledge base for implementing agile practices at enterprise scale. The Framework has three levels: Team, Program, and Portfolio. Where should start implementation? In this presentation, learn why we start at the Program Level
Seed Capital in Practice - A Guide for You to Start-upThe Openfund
A short intro to the Openfund, next to some tips for aspiring entrepreneurs on how to apply, and Sportmeets as a case. Presented at the WebExpo Prague, Friday September 24.
Seed Capital in Practice - A Guide for You to Start-upThe Openfund
A short intro to the Openfund, next to some tips for aspiring entrepreneurs on how to apply, and Sportmeets as a case. Presented at the WebExpo Prague, Friday September 24.
Lessons learned: going live with MariaDB ColumnStoreMariaDB plc
DataDock Solutions, a FinTech analytics platform-as-a-service, is about to to change trading as we know it. After a year of preparation and development, we went live in early January 2018 with MariaDB ColumnStore as the backend database. It handles massive amounts of market data as well as all sorts of mostly time-series data, including client-specific data. The data we work with is gathered and loaded overnight using batch processes, but it needs to be readily available to customers via a web browser. These two fundamentally different patterns of data access present different challenges on top of a quite complex configuration for MariaDB ColumnStore.
This talk walks through a few cases where support provided by the MariaDB team was instrumental to a very successful launch. The platform took off the moment a highly-positioned decision maker at our first client said to us, “… if you want to grow our business, then this is MUST HAVE!” But in fact, the real start took place several months before…
You have a keen vision for what your organization can achieve-
even a solid strategy. Yet you’re out of sync. It’s taking too
long, or you’re just stuck altogether. The rub? If your culture
is misaligned with your strategy, all bets are off.
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To Whom it May Concern – Re: Chaohui Wu (Stephen)
I have had the pleasure of working with Stephen over the past seven months, when Stephen joined
us at PatronBase as a part time developer, and found him to be a most hard working and diligent
developer.
Working on a large project in a distributed environment poses particular challenges – working with
colleagues in a different time-zone, we rely on Stephen to both be able to work under his own
initiative and to work with a team most of whom he has never met. Stephen has proven more than
up to the challenge – keen to learn, he’s excellent at taking guidance and direction, and clarifying
efficiently anything he’s unsure about.
Stephen has fitted in well with work in an agile environment, and deploying code on several
streams concurrently. As well as developing new features, Stephen has worked on complex
refactorings confidently, and implementing best practice such as WPF and MVVM.
I have no hesitation in commending Stephen to you as an excellent developer.
Yours faithfully
John Caldwell
Founder & CEO
+64 21 663 731
PatronBase Limited
