Yesterday I finished the Scrum Master training and I have to say that I am a little bit disappointed. Our trainer went to some other issues of the scrum process itself but as yesterday there was nothing really new to me. At the end of the course we did the Velocity Game with about 90 [...]
So I have just returned from the first day of the Certified Scrum Master Class. Our Trainer is Gabrielle Benefield. First of course we had to introduce our self and I was impressed because most of the people in the room had already knowledge about Agile Processes and in particular about scrum. She started with [...]
Today was the last conference day for JAOO 2007 and I will visit the Scrum Master Class for the next to days. No Keynote today so even Track Host Frank Buschmann was a little bit confused and came to late to open his Track. Never the less the first speaker was Wayne Fenton the Director [...]
Yesterday there was day to at the JAOO 2007. The Keynote was held by Eric Maier who presented his vision of programming in the future. The presentation was about bringing all the bloody code away from the Programmer. With bloody code he means code that has nothing to do for solving the current project. The [...]
Yesterday was Day one of the conference and was really interesting. Everything started as last year we got a nice little bag with all the stuff you need at an conference. Just one thing was much better this year, I had no problems getting my batch. The morning keynote was held by Robert C. Martin [...]
Today I have arrived at the JAOO conference in Aarhus. I am visiting the conference with a good friend of my Rupert. On the bus form the airport to the town we met with Rajeev Dayal one of the Google GWT Developers. He will held a Talk about “Building Large Applications with GWT 1.4″ on [...]
Today I want to post about something different than software development. Yesterday I found the Video about Rand Pausch’s last lecture and was really impressed. It was not about a person that still has fun living even knowing that he will die, further more about a university professor that dedicated his live teaching students to [...]
Probably most of you know I am currently working for SENACTIVE and we are developing an Complex Event Processing System Called InTime in C#. Yesterday I had a meeting with an potential customer and he was asking what our platform target is. I said it is Windows as we are developed in C# and until [...]
In one of Alister Cockburns last posts he was writing about Using RUP to fix Scrum. As i read his small article one sentence attracted my attention. He wrote: The pendulum has swung too far from “too much planning” to “not enough understanding”. I have the same feeling for some time now. The picture on [...]
As most of you will know Google Reader finally got a search function. I proposed such function also in an last post about Meta RSS feeds so at least for me it was no surprise. After so long time the feature I waited for was finally available so I started to do some demo queries. [...]