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On Artem Marchenko’s Agile Software Development blog, I saw this post about the “Top 20 Best Agile Development Books, Ever“, which I think is a really good list of very useful resources. Kelly.
This blog is all about agile software development. In the last year or so, I’ve written a lot of different entries, but I’ve always tried to develop themes of content so my blog wasn’t just a random collection of thoughts. For people new to my blog, or for anyone that wants a quick recap, here’s a quick tour of the
As a result of blogging about agile development, I’ve stumbled across quite a lot of interesting agile blogs and web sites. Here are some of my favourites… Agile Blogs * Agile & Business – by Joe Little * Agile Advice – by Mishkin Berteig * Agile Blog – by Ryan Martens & Jean Tabaka * Agile Buddy – by Jack
At last – Agile Daily loves me after all 🙂 Agile Daily is a daily digest of agile blogs, with a computer-generated ranking engine to work out which blogs are getting the most attention on a given day. The number of visitors to my blog has been growing steadily since I started it nearly a year ago now. And yet,
I’ve been writing this blog for about 6 months now… “What?!”, I hear you say, “You’ve been writing for 6 months and all you’ve come up with is this lousy blog!!”. Well, I do have a day job you know 🙂 In that time, I’ve been pleasantly surprised about how popular my blog has become. So I thought I’d post
Agile Software Development is a worldwide phenomena. My blog has only been going since late Feb 2007. There’s no reason for me to think that interest in agile development would be limited to only a few local areas. However, I’ve been amazed at how many countries my visitors have come from. 147 countries, no less! Check out this list, in
According to Alexa, these are the top 10 most visited agile development websites… 1. Martin Fowler Papers and articles from one of the giants in the field. www.martinfowler.com 2. ThoughtWorks, Inc. A commercial site for Martin Fowler’s company. www.thoughtworks.com 3. Agile Modeling Practice-based methodology for effectively modeling and documenting software-based systems.www.agilemodeling.com 4. Extreme Programming A gentle introduction to eXtreme Programming
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“’Agile’ is one of the biggest buzzwords of the last decade. Agile methods often come across as rather more complicated than they really are. This book is an attempt to unravel that complexity. To simplify the concepts. This book breaks the concepts into small bite-sized pieces that are easy to understand and easy to implement and delivers the message in a friendly and conversational style. Allaboutagile.com is one of the most popular blogs about agile on the web. ”
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