Agile

This little book sets out some fundamental principles of testing in the form of Test Axioms. The Axioms are context neutral so in principle, they are universal. The book provides a set of context-free questions for each Axiom that can help you to both define a test strategy and assess and improve your own or others' test practices.

Werte, Prinzipien und Praktiken für alle, die mit Requirements in der Softwareentwicklung zu tun haben und immer besser werden wollen. Ein Weg für gemeinsames Lernen. Agil oder klassisch. Wozu wir QualityMinds uns selbst verpflichtet haben und was auch in Ihrer Organisation zu besserer Qualität führen kann - Schritt für Schritt.

An Agile process, without the right mindset, does not yield great results. Pragmatic, method-agnostic, and easy to follow, this book illuminates the adaptive, people-before-process mindset that delights customers with reliable value delivery. Unlike most books, which prescribe what to do, this one explains how to think and act in an Agile way.

This ebook is an attempt to create open-source extensive tutorial on Test-Driven Development (TDD).

James Bach says, "Read this book and get your head straight about testing. I consider Jerry (Weinberg) to be the greatest living tester." Answers the questions that puzzle the most people: Why do we have to bother testing? Why not just test everything? What is it that makes testing so hard? Why does testing take so long? Is perfect software even possible? Why can't we just accept a few bugs?

An evolutionary book about how to catalyse improvement, promote awareness, boost ownership, develop competencies, and facilitate barrier removal.

Agile is now eating the world. Organizations have to embrace Agile today and as we ask our leaders to take acts of leadership in an Agile environment, it can be demanding on them. This book wants to help Agile leaders by provinding them with a soft skills toolkit to make them succeed in such a landscape.

Linda Rising says about this book: "Of course, there are other books on the protocols and exercises for retrospectives, but these don't share the 'whys' of this important ritual. What Jutta has done for us is provide real experience reports that show how useful retrospectives can be and share her research around using retrospectives to lead change in an organization. Get this book and read it!" (Linda Rising, Co-Author of Fearless Change and More Fearless Change)

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Remove your data from Google, Apple, Dropbox and Github using Linux based server software and machines You control and own. Keep your files, contacts, calendar, mail, photos, music and projects in sync across all your devices. Always access your data and the Internet through your own Private VPN, keeping you safe from prying eyes.

An in-depth look at Java 8 lambdas and related new features of Java 8

Continuous Delivery and DevOps experience reports from the wild

Millions of dollars are spent annually on process improvement initiatives that too frequently fall short of their goals. Due at least in part to this situation, today many are turned off and have tuned out when it comes to the multitude of process and performance improvement approaches along with their related hype and buzzwords. Agile, CMMI, Kanban, Lean, Six Sigma, Lean Six Sigma, PSP, and TSP to name just a few. Drawing on decades of process improvement experience, author Paul E. McMahon explains why we are facing these problems and how you can get yourself and your organization back on track focused on the things that matter most to both your own personal performance and your organization's performance. This book is equally about personal and organizational performance.