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  1. Agile Constraints Management
    Agile Constraints Management
    Agile, Constraints Management and Throughput Economics for Collaborative Knowledge-Work and Software Engineering Management
    Steve Tendon

    Bridge the critical gap between Agile delivery and bottom-line business performance. Agile Constraints Management introduces a revolutionary framework that merges Agile adaptability with the Theory of Constraints and Throughput Economics. Stop chasing team-level "velocity" and start driving measurable economic throughput by pinpointing hidden bottlenecks, forecasting with scientific precision, and managing work through outcome-focused MOVEs.

  2. The Software Developers’ Guidebook
    The Software Developers’ Guidebook
    A Collection of Modern Engineering Practices
    David Farley and Bernard McCarty (Editor)

    A practical handbook packed with real-world advice to help you write better code, adopt effective developer habits, and build great software.

  3. The Book of TameFlow
    The Book of TameFlow
    Theory of Constraints Applied to Knowledge-Work Management
    Steve Tendon

    Do you need a high performance enterprise governance approach improving management, execution and delivery while dealing with multiple projects/products, events, stakeholders and teams? Giving you better bottom line results, faster time to market, less work, better predictability, happier employees, and delighted clients? Then learn about TameFlow!

  4. Agile and Lean Program Management
    Agile and Lean Program Management
    Scaling Collaboration Across the Organization
    Johanna Rothman

    Scaling process creates bloat. Dictating how to work to teams doesn’t work. What does? Servant leadership, autonomy, collaboration and exploration. Learn how to use agile and lean program management to collaborate across the organization.

  5. Stop Facilitating, Start Leading
    Stop Facilitating, Start Leading
    The Scrum Master's Path to Value Flow Management
    Tristan Libersat

    You’ve facilitated your 50th retrospective. The same issues surface. The same action items are created. Nothing changes. Features marked "done" sit in queues for months. You’re doing your job perfectly—and it’s making no difference.What if the problem isn’t your facilitation skills? What if the Scrum Master role itself is trapped in an outdated model?

  6. Actionable Agile Metrics For Predictability: Tenth Anniversary Edition

    Actionable Agile Metrics for Predictability is a comprehensive guide on how to use flow metrics and analytics to get the predictability your customers crave.

  7. Actionable Agile Metrics Volume II
    Actionable Agile Metrics Volume II
    Advanced Topics in Predictability
    Daniel S. Vacanti

    The second volume in a series on how to use flow metrics and analytics to get the predictability your customers crave.

  8. Living Complexity
    Living Complexity
    Practical applications of Human Complexity in software and digital products development
    Luca Minudel

    This book describes 15 practical applications of Human Complexity in the context of software and digital products development. And suggests a new strategy for introducing Complexity thinking to your team and your organisation. The book is for leaders, managers, facilitators, change agents (Scrum Masters, Agile Coaches), and team members.

  9. GitOps
    GitOps
    Cloud-native Continuous Deployment
    Dr. Simon Harrer, Florian Beetz, and Anja Kammer

    GitOps has caused quite some fuss on Twitter and KubeCon, and still continues to do so. This book aggregates the essence of GitOps to help clear up the confusion. This book answers the following questions:What is GitOps?Why should I use GitOps?How does GitOps work?How to get started with GitOps on Kubernetes?What's the Future of GitOps?

  10. O Guia dos Desenvolvedores de Software (Edição em Português do Brasil)
    O Guia dos Desenvolvedores de Software (Edição em Português do Brasil)
    Uma Coletânea de Práticas Modernas de Engenharia
    David Farley, Bernard McCarty (Editor), and TranslateAI

    Um manual prático repleto de orientações práticas para ajudar você a escrever código melhor, adotar hábitos eficientes de desenvolvedor e construir software de qualidade.

  11. Your First Startup Experiment

    How to hit the ground running when you have a new startup idea. De-risk it before you invest years of your life or all of your savings.

  12. Debugging Velocity
    Debugging Velocity
    Ship new software products faster
    Luke Szyrmer

    Capacity planning for new products is the key to getting new products launched. Covers how complex software and knowledge work can be managed effectively. If overapplied, the velocity model starts to break down in usefulness. So also discusses alternatives to help teams achieve high levels of productivity.

  13. The Kanban Pocket Guide
    The Kanban Pocket Guide
    What No One Has Told You About Kanban Could Kill You
    Daniel Vacanti, Prateek Singh, and Colleen Johnson

    There is a lot of noise out there about Kanban.  Search the interwebs and you will quickly get lost in the cacophony that is disinformation about flow.  We hope this book will help you navigate some of that noise around what we believe are the most exciting set of practices in the Lean-Agile world.   To learn more, please visit us at ProKanban.org!

  14. Lean Publishing
    Lean Publishing
    Peter Armstrong

    This book explains the philosophy behind Leanpub, from its origin in "a book is a startup" to the present form. Lean Publishing is the act of publishing an in-progress book using lightweight tools and many iterations to get reader feedback, pivot until you have the right book and build traction once you do.

  15. Toyota Production System Concepts
    Toyota Production System Concepts
    5S- The True Mean to Enhance Productivity and Work Value for Customers
    Mohammed Hamed Ahmed Soliman

    This practical guide explains how to implement the five pillars of 5S, develop effective workplace standards, build a culture of continuous improvement, and create efficient, well-organized work environments that support long-term Lean success.