Une grande cuvée de liens pour ce vendredi! Je croyais que ça faisait moins longtemps que ça que j’avais vidé mon buffer d’archives. Maintenant que j’ai terminé la réinstallation de Kubuntu 9.04 et que ma carte réseau sans fil et mon flash player fonctionne, je vais pouvoir regader les quelques vidéos de présentations parmi ces liens.

Concernant les présentations du Groupe des Utilisateurs Agiles de Montréal, la prochaine présentation s’intitule « La planification Agile dans la vraie vie » et sera le jeudi 28 mai à 17h30 au CRIM.

Semaine (11 au 15 mai 2009)

Spring 2.5 Aspect-Oriented Programming Book Review
An Agile Blue Angels Team
The Big Agile Practices Survey
Three Strategies for Task Allocation
FEATURED BOOK: Agile Testing – A Practical Guide for Testers and Agile Teams
Feasibility: is this project viable?
How Scrum Generates Increased Productivity
Second look, Requirements come second
Introduction to Hibernate Filters
Agile Architecture or Accidental Architecture
8 Best Practices to Improve Scalability
Jeff Patton on Embracing Uncertainty
Comparing Kanban To Scrum
Tips for First-time ScrumMasters
Practice-based Design: Some Object Lessons
Where To Now with Build Automation?
Feature Injection Comics

Semaine (4 au 8 mai 2009)

Five tips for successfully deploying Maven
Contracts for Agile Software Development
Cost Justifying an Agile Migration
Java Modularity – Why Modularity Matters
Agile Mashups
How Many Chickens Are Too Many?
Presentation: A Tale of 2 Systems
Agile+

Semaine (27 avril au 1er mai 2009)

Human Resources and Scrum: An Incremental Pathway to a Vibrant Organizational Culture
What the Sun/Oracle Combination Means for Java and Open Source
Teamwork Is An Individual Skill: How to Build Any Team Any Time
Scott Ambler Revisits Agile Process Maturity Models
What does Quality Mean?
13 Reasons for Java Programmers to Learn Flex and BlazeDS
Top 10 Java Twitterers
The Changing Definition of Continuous Integration
What Software Other Geeks Are Using?
Using SketchFlow to Create Better Prototypes
Dedicated Tester on an Agile Team
Agility: Possibilities at a Personal Level

Semaine (20 au 24 avril 2009)

The Sprint Review: Mastering the Art of Feedback
So Now You’re an Agilist…What’s Next
The Java Language Features that Nobody Uses
Virtual Panel: Is the Backlog a Vital Artifact and Practice or Waste?

Semaine (13 au 17 avril 2009)

Introducing JmxLogger: Realtime Log Monitoring with JMX
The Agile Startup: Build and Deploy
Five Ways To Build Team Trust
Is Five the Optimal Team Size?
An Agile Approach to Code Reuse
The Big Agile Practices Survey
The Top 10 Unused Features in Java
What Practices Make Up YOUR Agile Development?
Does a Distributed Agile Team Need Heroes?