Agile Scrum Development Practices with the Experts - see you in DC next month
Author: Richard Hundhausen
If you are in the DC area next month, you should attend this exciting, free event where will explore Scrum in the real-world and how you can adopt a more Agile approach to software projects …
Read more →Awesome SharePoint training deal at Mindsharp’s Customer Appreciation Event
SharePoint educator, and Accentient Partner, Mindsharp, launches their first Customer Appreciation event. This event will run through the month of March, thanking customers for their continued …
Read more →Microsoft launches Test Professional Product Tour
Microsoft just launched the "Test Professional Product Tour". Whether you are new to Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional or have some experience using it, this tour provides customers with a …
Read more →Links from my Boise Code Camp 2011 talks
Here is a quick post with the materials and links from last weekend at the Boise Code Camp.
Scrum Workshop (with Adam Cogan)
Official Scrum Guide Mike Cohn’s articles on User Stories | Planning Poker …
Read more →Montreal .NET Community presentation
I’d like to say thank you to the community and the coordinators of the Montreal .NET Community for hosting the event last night. I enjoyed talking about my two favorite subjects: Visual Studio 2010 …
Read more →Unconfiguring Team Foundation Server 2010
I actually had a need to do this today, so I did some browsing of the Team Foundation Server – Setup forums and found these steps:
Execute tfsconfig setup /uninstall:all. This should be done from the …
Read more →ScrumButs are reasons why teams can’t take full advantage of Scrum to solve the problems and realize the benefits. Every Scrum role, rule, and timebox is designed to provide the desired benefits and …
Read more →Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast
Thank you for attending our recent Visual Studio 2010 Test Professional Webcast. I hope you enjoyed seeing an end-to-end simulation as a user story emerged into a testable requirement and how to …
Read more →Visual Studio ALM Rangers using Ruck, not Scrum
I thought this post by Willy was interesting. It seems that the Visual Studio ALM Rangers are using a variation of Scrum that they are calling Ruck. In the game of rugby, Ruck is a loose Scrum. The …
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