ITGIF – “IT-God” It’s Friday #14
Beaucoup de liens pour cette édition du ITGIF, il est donc difficile de choisir lesquels sont parmi mes coups de coeur. Je dois souligner qu’il y a beaucoup de liens à propos du Google Web Toolkit puisqu’il fait parti de mon quotidien de travail, que c’est relativement nouveau pour moi et que je tente de renforcer mes connaissances et pratiques du framework.
À ce sujet, un collègue de travail a créer le groupe GWT development Montreal sur LinkedIn pour tenter de rassembler des professionnels des environs de Montréal qui s’intéressent à GWT. Je me permet donc de faire un peu de pub pour le groupe afin de le faire grossir un peu.
Pour finir, j’aimerais partager avec vous une petite réflexion que j’ai trouvé sur le web il y a quelques semaines. Je trouve l’idée intéressante, mais je ne crois pas qu’il faille absolument bannir le mot du vocabulaire Agile. Il est certain qu’entre utilisateurs Agile, il est facile de comprendre l’idée mais il faut continuer de se faire comprendre par les gens en dehors de la communauté, alors je crois que dans ces situations, un petit écart de langage soit acceptable!
Venting: They’re people, not « Resources »
I find the term « resources » when applied to people to be demeaning at best and a lie.
- Resources labels people as inanimate, raw material.
- Resources implies that people can be consumed or used up.
- Resources defines people as fungible when they are not.
- Because of these points, the term as applied to people is NOT Agile.There is a surprising amount of people in this community who apply the term to people. I am consistently shocked that Agile practitioners continue to use the word « resources » to talk about people. Please change your culture so we can help change the « resource culture » at large.
Alan
Semaine du 15 au 19 février 2010
Book Review: 97 Things Every Project Manager Should Know
Strategies for Effectively Managing Legacy Systems
The State and Future of JavaScript
On GWT
Semaine du 8 au 12 février 2010
Grooming the Product Backlog
Maven to be Built on Guice
What Really Motivates Workers
The Truth about Practices and “Being” Agile & Lean
Are You a Software Architect?
Is Scrum Certification Having Another Makeover?
Scrum/Agile Failings or the Theses of Uncle Bob Martin
Agile – A Way of Life and Pragmatic Use of Authority
What is the best way to test GWT code
Testing GWT Applications
TotT: Testing GWT without GwtTestCase
GWT MVP (Model View Presenter) – Link directory
Semaine du 1er au 5 février 2010
IPv4 Addresses Running Out; Where is IPv6?
Mary-Lynn Manns on Fearless Change
Comparing Velocity Across Teams
GWT and JavaScript Date hell
Maven: The Complete Reference
Semaine du 18 au 22 janvier 2010
Estimation with no historical data: a Monte Carlo approach
Google Go: A Primer
Google Collections 1.0 Offers Enhanced Implementations of the Java Collections Framework
The ScrumMaster Diaries: #2 – Making the Case to Become a CSM
Thoughts about « UI Test Automation Tools are Snake Oil »
Lean Thinking: What is Distinctive About It and Where is It Going?
Mastering the Eclipse Toolset: Change Sets
10 Things To Improve Your Development Career
Maintaining Your Value In the Software Industry
YouTube announces HTML5 demo, but not for FireFox 3.6
How Pair Programming Really Works
Semaine du 11 au 15 janvier 2010
Brian Foote and Dave West Discuss Craftsmanship
Opinion: Agile Success Is Not Dependent on Agile Techniques
From a team to A-Team
Technical stories – are they included on the backlog?
Opinion: Agile Success Is Not Dependent on Agile Techniques
Determining How Agile You Are Comparatively
Avoiding Pitfalls in Your Agile Transformation
Three Things I Wish I Knew Before Jumping
Video: Paradoxes of API Design
Fun With Modules
Agile Book Review: Succeeding with Agile by Mike Cohn
New to agile? Lean principles can help!
Semaine du 4 au 8 janvier 2010
Test-Driven Teaching
The ScrumMaster Diaries: Introduction to the series
Reasons to Use Google Collections
Attraction and Repulsion: Scrum’s Immune System, Up Close
A New Year’s Declaration
Good Java Developers Deserve Better Salaries
2010 Predictions, 2009 Predictions Revisited
Google Wants to Administer the First White Spaces Database
Agile Teamwork: The Leadership – Self-management Dilemma
Agile pondering: Why use an agile approach?
It’s Not Dead – It’s Stable!
Maven Mythbusters – Maven Automatically Updates for Every Build
Agile Retroflection of the Day
Agile, scrum, lean and kanban blogs to watch in 2010
Middleware Integration Testing With JUnit, Maven and VMware: Part 3
MyEclipse 8.5 – More Team-Friendly
Adaptive Reuse – Lessons from civil engineering
Struggling with the Definition of Done with GWT
Tags: Agile, Eclipse, Génie Logiciel, Google, GWT, HTML5, Java, Maven, Scrum, TDD, Testing
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