I would like to thank Michael, Naresh and all the members of techcamp and ASCII for providing a wonderful session on "Working Effectively With Native Code". ...
Vibin Nair
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Sep 2, 2008 12:47 pm
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In the past I've tried to moderate such messages, but I remember last time there was a similar discussion and the group (at least some people in the group)...
Steve has expressed interested to present at the BITS conference. I think it would be great to have Steve over. The only concern is we need some funds for his...
I know there are quite a few people in academics that are doing their PhD on Agile related topics. I think it would be really helpful to get these folks to...
Hi naresh, it is a good initiative to bring researchers together. but unfortunately, I am not in India on 4-5 OCt. Pls. continue to keep this track in future ...
Hi: We are working with a German Client in Agile way. We are tring to setup a unified messaging platform to enable effective collaboration between distributed...
Hi All, Due to the sudden demise of our Chancellor, Dr. K K Birla, the Agile-BITS Conference which was supposed to be held on 4th and 5th October in...
I guess I'm missing some context here. What do you mean by Unified Messaging Platform? Are you referring to Instant Messaging? Desktop sharing? Video...
Hi Subhashini, I assume you are talking about Microsoft Office Communicator. There are no products, in my knowledge which is close to Microsoft OC. In case...
Sumant Kumar Raja
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Sep 7, 2008 6:28 am
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Hi, Love to spoil the microsoft party. :-D Incase java folks looking for such a unified messaging tool, check out xpairtise(http://xpairtise.sourceforge.net/) ...
http://agileindia.org/michaelfeathers Video from the session will also be available soon. -- Naresh Jain http://agilefaqs.com http://agileIndia.org ...
Hi, Can any one provides some details like contact number, email of those who are doing their PhD in agile related topics? I am also interested Regards, Jerry ...
Video of the session has been available onhttp://wiki.directi.com/display/tc/August+2008+-+Michael+Feathers+on+Working+Effectively+with+Legacy+Code for quite...
I was seeing the recent (third) edition of Grady Booch's well-known book on OOAD. It has five new co-authors. One of the authors' bio (Kelli Houston), as given...
I m not sure where the "meta-methods" stuff is coming from but what i can surely say is that describing methods, properties and classes (one form is .xml, the...
I do not understand what you mean by "Java" added to the message subject...i m sure neither you, Rohit nor Sumant, are creators of either technology and i m...
Good Morning Guys Another chance to listen to and discuss out understanding, doubts and questions about "Agile development Methodologies" with none other than...
Abhishek, This is indeed a wonderful initiative, thanks for all the effort in organizing it. Impetus would be willing to host the Noida event. Let me know the...
Hi, How would you from an agile manner, approach the big upfront design situation? Thanks to the Michael Feathers session that took place recently in delhi, I...
Thanks a lot for this link, Naresh. It is interesting! I can't believe that I didn't actually end up seeing you at Agile 2008 - did you enjoy it? I had a...
Hi All, I have a doubt. If a Scrum project has short sprint cycles (say 2 weeks) and reasonably long release cycles (say 6 months) how is this different from a...
Scrum/Agile is not just about Short sprint cycles and iterative development. Agile and scrum focus much more on much better team dynamics, like the whole team...
Hi Reghu, A lot of people/companies i see actually end up following "mini-waterfalls" rather than Agile. Answering your query, release cycle of 6 months seems...
Raghu, Sprints can be seen as iterations but the work that occurs prior, with-in and after a sprint is what differentiates Scrum from a traditional model. ...
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