I’m now a Certified Scrum Master
My employer Affecto organised so that a few of us could attend Scrum Master certification training. It was a good course and we had an exellent teacher in Mikael Boman and today I took the test…. And passed! Phew…
My employer Affecto organised so that a few of us could attend Scrum Master certification training. It was a good course and we had an exellent teacher in Mikael Boman and today I took the test…. And passed! Phew…
I’ve long been a person that wants to read a lot, but I seldom seemed to have the time. I didn’t want to haul massive books around on my commute because I of my sour back and when I did I often seemed to have the wrong book with me. So I didn’t read at […]
Just read this post by Eric Gunnerson, besides agreeing with him I really love the word Scrumtbut, as in ”we do scrum, but…”. Love it! 🙂
Practices of an Agile Developer is a book written by Andy Hunt and Venkat Subramaniam published on The Pragmatic Programmer. What first turned me on to the book was the fact that it was published by The Pragmatic Programmers and that Andy Hunt was one of the authors. Andy Hunt was of course one of […]
Right now I’m reading a, so far, good article on the MVP pattern. The article Model View Presenter at MSDN Mag. The author is taking a TDD approach and the first test he writes looks like this: [Test] publicvoid ShouldLoadListOfCustomersOnInitialize() { mockery = new Mockery(); ICustomerTask mockCustomerTask = mockery.NewMock<ICustomerTask>(); IViewCustomerView mockViewCustomerView = mockery.NewMock<IViewCustomerView>(); ILookupList mockCustomerLookupList […]
Sony Reader – Is it the death of the pocket book? Probably not, but pretty cool. Project Elixir Source Code – Microsoft releases the source code of project elixir. A VSTO Outlook add-in witch deals with integrating data from Microsoft CRM into Outlook. Decorate a WebControl – Good post by Phil Haack on ”Using a […]
Ken Schwaber, one of the founders of SCRUM, is visiting Sweden in february. He going to give one Scrum Master Certification 2 day workshop and one half day Introduction to Scrum. All in the regime of the Uppsala based company Citerus.
Microsoft listens to criticism and have removed the tdd page I wrote about in this post. The bad votes on the page tell a pretty clear tail…
It’s been spreading trough out the blog sphere. Microsoft released a set of guidelines for test driven development, witch can be found here. I think it’s good Microsoft takes test driven development for real, but these guidelines simply aren’t test driven development in my eyes. I think you should write one test, make it pass […]
I have not gotten around to trying out Microsoft Visual Team System yet, but for you who have and like SCRUM. This Beta 1 release of a Scrum plug-in for Microsoft Visual Studio Team System might be something of interest. Let me know if you try it and what you think about it, I’m curious.