# Allen Holub
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allen holub is a computer scientist, author, educator, and consultant. He has written extensively on the C, C++, and Java programming languages, and on object-oriented programming in general. He also writes about and teaches agile development.
Allen Holub on Why You Should Get Rid of Estimates
Nowadays, Agile methodologies are applied and well-known all over the software development industry. But are they actually implemented as they should? According to Software Architect and author Allen Holub, while Agile is the way to go, it does not mix well with other practices just as widespread i…
083: Scrummy Silos
Refactored #083: “Scrummy Silos”
On this episode of Refactored…
Allen Holub turns out to be really heckin’ smart. Like, maybe he’s done this before.
The guys debate methodology. Or, Frank tries to, and Chris keeps derailing the conversation. Over and OVER again. But is Scrum worth the certific…
#16 Building better software, running experiments, 'agile' mindset ft. Allen Holub, Software Architect
Building products is so much fun—at the same time, it’s equally exhausting and challenging with so many peers to work with, the market needs to look into, and a lot of processes to go by. While frameworks and techniques can be compelling to share, they are hard to standardize for different software…
What is so wrong with Agile?
In this episode Frank and Chuck dive into how developers and designers use agile methodology to build software. Is Agile still appropriate 20 years after its inception? Frank and Chuck also review public tweets by software architect and consultant, Allen Holub, who focuses on organizational agility…
Reacting To Twitter Hot Takes
For this episode, Brian and Jacob react to some twitter hot takes tweeted out by internationally recognized software architect and agile consultant Allen Holub. (Our Apologies: unfortunately, due to the weather conditions in Israel, there were some WiFi streaming issues that occasionally effected t…
Agile & Scrum Don't Work | Allen Holub In The Engineering Room Ep. 9
Allen Holub is a computer scientist, author, educator, and consultant. He has written extensively on the C, C++, and Java programming languages, and on object-oriented programming in general.
Allen is well known for his uncompromising view of agile adoption and in particular the assumption that Sc…
Smartphone Free Childhood and Pull Requests
In this episode, Ian and Ash embark on a meandering journey through the digital wilderness, pondering the merits of a smartphone-free childhood and the peculiar world of software code review and pull requests. From nostalgic ramblings about bakelite phones to imagining a world of smart telegrams, o…
Jenny Wanger's Hot Take - Training Courses Are Useless If You Don't Engage Your Team Afterwards (with Jenny Wanger, Product Consultant & Coach)
Jenny Wanger is a product consultant and coach who loves to educate PMs around the world and is doing just that with her product operations course on Reforge.
Her hot take? Product leaders send their teams off for training but then don't do anything when they come back, and nothing changes. This l…
Episode 107: Rebuilding vs. Rewriting vs. Refactoring?
Jeffrey and Isaac dive into a comment made by Allen Holub to 'rebuild' instead of 'rewriting' legacy software and dive into the terminology.
Show Notes:
Allen Holub's thread mentioned: https://bsky.app/profile/allenholub.bsky.social/post/3lmcyvi3kag2f
#55 Allen Holub About The Evolution Of Agility And Its AI Future
Summary
Agility was supposed to change everything. And it did — just not always in the way we hoped. In this episode, Ben sits down with Allen Holub to talk about how agile methodology shaped the software industry, where it went off the rails, and why AI might be repeating the same mistakes. From t…
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