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  1. the agile way
    the agile way
    connect adapt simplify
    Peter Merel

    connect adapt simplify

  2. Positive Psychology for Agile Coaching
    Positive Psychology for Agile Coaching
    10 Neuro-Linguistic Programming presuppositions applied for Agile Coaching
    Dionatan Moura

    How to coach agile teams and individuals to achieve best performance? Neuro-Linguistic Programming presuppositions can help a lot on the agile coaching role.

  3. Fast Feedback Using Ruby

    Let's use Ruby to get feedback automatically, as early and as often as possible. Whether you're running automated tests or creating image files from raw data, Ruby can automate these tasks. Furthermore, it can also be used to automate running tasks whenever a file changes. Does that sound like a good idea? Then this book is for you.

  4. Who is agile in the core
    No Description Available
  5. Kanban For Lawyers
    Kanban For Lawyers
    The Agile Attorney™ Guide to Law Practice Productivity
    John E. Grant
    No Description Available
  6. Start Here
    Start Here
    A quick guide to building tech startups
    Roger Norton

    Building a new business isn't rocket science, but there is a particular process that is best to follow that will increase your chance of success. Knowing where you are in the process and what you need to do next to build your startup can be really helpful in keeping you on track and moving. This book is that guide. It's a quick ±2hr read that helps you identify where you are and answers the "What next?" question, without getting stuck on the details. 

  7. Como se aprende un idioma nueva.
    Como se aprende un idioma nueva.
    El Metodo: Arco del Triunfo
    Martin Liss
    No Description Available
  8. Impact Mapping
    Impact Mapping
    Making a big impact with software products and projects
    Gojko Adzic

    Impact mapping helps to create better plans and roadmaps that ensure alignment of business and delivery, and help organisations make an impact with their software.

  9. Mon Odyssée Lean Startup
    Mon Odyssée Lean Startup
    Qui n'a jamais rêvé de lancer sa petite entreprise sans risques ? Voici mon expérience grâce au Lean Startup.
    Nicolas Deverge

    Voici l'histoire de Keysmag.net, mon produit bootstrappé depuis mon canapé. Dans la première partie du livre, vous saurez tout sur l'histoire de ce « side project » en mode Lean Startup, depuis l'identification d'un problème, jusqu'aux premiers euros gagnés. Dans la seconde partie, des explications sont données pour vous aider à mieux comprendre la philosophie Lean Startup et aussi ses techniques et outils (Lean Canvas, MVP, Customer Development etc...).

  10. Enterprise Agility
    Enterprise Agility
    A Patterns Based Approach
    Dave Martin

    Agile has transformed the world of development but its greatest benefits come when it breaks out from the development department and spreads across the whole enterprise - Enterprise Agility. This book sets out a patterns based approach to identifying and solving the common challenges in transforming enterprises into Agile Enterprises.

  11. Agile Customer Life Cycle
    Agile Customer Life Cycle
    An Agile Journey to Delight Customers!
    Davi Bauer
    No Description Available
  12. Project Portfolio Tips
    Project Portfolio Tips
    Twelve Ideas for Focusing on the Work You Need to Start & Finish
    Johanna Rothman

    Are you working on work you shouldn’t be? Trying to do it all, even though you know that’s a lost cause? Working on multiple projects as single projects, instead of a program? Use these ideas to start managing your project portfolio.

  13. Laravel 5.1 Beauty
    Laravel 5.1 Beauty
    Creating Beautiful Web Apps with Laravel 5.1
    PubShare

    Leveraging the power of Laravel 5 to create a simple, clean and beautiful blogging application and the administration area required to maintain the blog.

  14. Exploring Requirements Two
    Exploring Requirements Two
    First Steps to Design
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    "This extraordinary book grabbed me from the Preface through to its end. Well written, readable, and paced comfortably. . . . Highly recommended. . . . sure to change how you develop requirements for your projects."  —John L. Berg, Computer Standards & Interfaces

  15. Exploring Requirements One
    Exploring Requirements One
    Quality Before Design
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    "Consciousness raising for systems analysts."—Tom Demarco, Principal, Atlantic Systems Guild "It's likely that this book will not only give you concrete ways to improve our requirements gathering process, but will also change the way that you look at requirements."—Elisabeth Hendrickson, Quality Tree Consulting