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  1. Managing Teams Congruently
    Managing Teams Congruently
    Volume 6: Quality Software Series
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    Tom Adams said, in IEEE Software: "The former star programmer who now struggles with the challenges of management will find, in Weinberg, a mentor with decades of experience helping programmers, team leaders, and managers grow in the psychological and social dimensions of their professions. This book will probably make you think twice about some decisions you currently make by reflex. That alone makes it worth reading."

  2. Managing Yourself and Others
    Managing Yourself and Others
    Volume 5: Quality Software Series
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    If you care about getting complex development projects completed on time, with high quality but without total team burn-out, buy this book by Gerald Weinberg. Read it yourself, then give copies to your software team, starting with their managers. . . . Highly recommended." —Ron Jeffries, ATMUSER

  3. Responding to Significant Software Events
    Responding to Significant Software Events
    Volume 4: Quality Software Series
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    - brimming with simple techniques & examples of their application –Computing Rev. - required reading for anyone who cares about project success—N. Karten - enlightening, practical, humorous, and enormously inspiring—Yourdon - a must for all sentient software line and project managers—S/W Quality World

  4. How To Observe Software Systems
    How To Observe Software Systems
    Software Quality Series: Vol. 3
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    "The wealth of wisdom in this volume speaks directly to individuals who want to improve their own powers of observation—a prerequisite to successfully applying knowledge to improve software quality. . . . a must for all sentient software line and project managers!" —Shel Siegel, Software Quality World

  5. Why Software Gets In Trouble
    Why Software Gets In Trouble
    Software Quality Series: Vol. 2
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    Why Software Gets In Trouble? Why not just say "people make mistakes"? Why not? Because there are reasons people make mistakes, and make them repeatedly, and fail to discover and correct them. That's what this book is about.

  6. PO as a service workshop
    PO as a service workshop
    YvesHanoulle and Toni Tassani

    This manual describes 1 hour workshops for PO's.

  7. Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your Tests
    Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your Tests
    Gojko Adzic, David Evans, and Tom Roden

    This book is for cross-functional teams working in an iterative delivery environment, planning with user stories and testing frequently changing software under tough time pressure. This book will help you test your software better, easier and faster. Many of these ideas also help teams engage their business stakeholders better in defining key expectations and improve the quality of their software products.

  8. Web Component Architecture & Development with AngularJS
    Web Component Architecture & Development with AngularJS
    Building reusable UI components
    David Shapiro

    Future proof your web apps for the coming Web Components browser APIs using AngularJS.

  9. TDD for Android
    TDD for Android
    Time-tested tricks to do Test-Driven Development well
    Matteo Vaccari and Carlo Bellettini

    Learn time-tested fundamental TDD and design techniques that make TDD in Android productive and fun. Avoid spending a lot of time tweaking fancy test libraries and difficult IDE/gradle setups. WARNING this book by now is out of date.

  10. The Tester's Pocketbook

    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.

  11. Der effektive Requirements Manager
    Der effektive Requirements Manager
    Der Management 3.0 Weg des Requirements Engineers
    Stephan Merkel

    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.

  12. The Agile Mind-Set
    The Agile Mind-Set
    Making Agile Processes Work
    Gil Broza

    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.

  13. Test-Driven Development: Extensive Tutorial

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

  14. Perfect Software
    Perfect Software
    and other illusions about testing
    Gerald M. Weinberg

    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?

  15. The Agile Coaching DNA
    The Agile Coaching DNA
    Manoel Pimentel

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