The organisation of the first Lean and Kanban meetup in Budapest kept me busy, but here are the interesting links from the last three weeks calendar week 21, 22, and 23 2011:
Lean and Kanban
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The coolest Kanban board I’ve seen so far: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhuuSp7cjP4
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I was quite surprised when I first read this post from Alistar Cockburn: Kent Beck draws WIP and predicts continuous delivery in 2000. It was 11 years ago, but the first book came out in 2010 about the topic.
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Lean introduction at the Swedish national police board by Henrik Kniberg. Interesting post, but unfortunately it is in Swedish. Any translations?
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Do we need architects in Lean or Kanban? David Joyce wrote an interesting post about it. It is a very interesting topic, because there isn’t an exact architect role in Scrum, DSDM *has a business architect* as a special role, no specific roles in Kanban…
Scrum
- Is Scrum a project management tool or not? In his blog, Tobias Mayer says it isn’t a project management tool. It worth having a look at the comments as well…
Leadership and Organisation
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Not everybody is into Agile, not even in Agile teams. Roy Osherove wrote an article about what a team leader supposed to do when a team member doesn’t take tasks by its own.
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An awesome lesson learnt article by Dan Milstein: What I Learned From 250 Whys
Programming
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I recently started to pay more attention to my favourite topic: testing. The Code Whisperer blogged about the integration tests. I understand his concerns, but I still like to write more higher level tests than micro tests.
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Code Bubbles: revolution of the integrated development environments? Decide by yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsPX0nElJ0k
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An Industrial Logic post about how to find which features the users use the most or will use in the future.
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My friend Tamás Győrfi also has a blog. He mostly writes about clean code, code kata, and Agile transition.
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I found this brilliant image at http://net.tutsplus.com:
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