During my time working as an engineer and software consultant I've been on some brilliant teams that were able to build incredible things in a very short amount of time. I've also been on teams that are, ehh, not so agile... Indeed, when I look up Google's definition for the word agile right now the first entry is, "able to move quickly and easily".
Although there are many flavors of agile development that all emphasize slightly different concerns, in this article I'd like to discuss three things that I consistently see done by the top software teams. I believe that any engineering team not already practicing these three things can get an immediate productivity boost by implementing them well.
So without further ado, let's get into it!
Although there are many flavors of agile development that all emphasize slightly different concerns, in this article I'd like to discuss three things that I consistently see done by the top software teams. I believe that any engineering team not already practicing these three things can get an immediate productivity boost by implementing them well.
So without further ado, let's get into it!
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