AI Doesn’t Replace Agile. It Makes Good Agile More Important.
AI Doesn’t Replace Agile. It Makes Good Agile More Important. The discussion around AI replacing Agile is becoming increasingly common. The argument u…
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Software Isn't a List of Tasks—It's a Network of Dependencies
If you've worked on a software team long enough, you've probably experienced this. Sprint planning goes well. The team breaks down a feature into task…
Agile Is Not Broken — Your Portfolio Is
Let’s be honest. Agile isn’t failing in your organization. Your portfolio management is. Most Agile transformations focus on teams: Scrum ceremonies b…
Agile is a Mindset, Not Endless Sprint Meetings
Quick Answer: I firmly believe true Agile is a mindset focused on shipping small, incremental changes based on direct user feedback to navigate uncert…
The Agentic Development Manifesto
Manifesto for Agentic Development We are uncovering better ways of building software with AI agents. Through this work we have come to value: Declared…
Why Story Points Don’t Work in the AI Era, And What Should Take Their Place Instead.
Imagine this scenario at your next sprint review meeting: You're looking good on your velocity graph. But half your team is struggling in their own li…
Your PM Retrospectives Are Lying to You
Every quarter, product teams hold retrospectives. Someone asks "what went well?" and "what didn't?" The team lists bullet points. Someone writes "we s…
5 million planning poker votes later: the most common card is 3 🃏
You know the moment. Everyone's picked a card, the host hits reveal, and you find out whether your team is roughly aligned or about to spend ten minut…
From Supervised to Independent: A Six-Month Framework for Mentoring Engineers
This is about the specific, repeatable mechanics of taking a junior engineer and moving them in roughly six months from "needs review on every task" t…
I gave Claude six months of our retros. It found three things I'd missed.
There's a thing PMs do that nobody puts on a job description. Every couple of weeks, after a retro, you flag three or four items in your head as thing…
User Story vs Use Case: A Developer's Guide to Getting It Right
Every sprint planning session has that moment. Someone writes "Use Case: User logs in" on the board, and someone else says "shouldn't that be a user s…
We moved daily standups into Slack
Every standup tool I've shipped, used, or watched a team adopt eventually loses to the same thing: people forget to open it. The product is fine. The …
Why Your Story Points Feel Arbitrary (And How to Fix It)
This article was originally published on Medium . I just feel it is "2", no, I think it is "3". When I first came across story points, I always wonder…
Your Scrum Isn't Scrum. The Scrum Guide Is 13 Pages. Your Process Has 300.
Originally published at theendofcoding.com . The Scrum Guide is 13 pages. The terms "user story" and "epic" never appear in it. The word "velocity" ap…
Building Side Projects Fast: A Step-by-Step Guide
TITLE: Building Side Projects Fast: A Step-by-Step Guide TAGS: side projects, agile development, productivity, time management As developers, we've al…