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Every week, Brian Levy and Jacob Shore explore concepts, tips, and tricks that will help your software team realize their goals and dreams.
Update frequency:
biweekly
Average audio length:
49 minutes
English
United States
43 episodes
since May 31, 2021
episodic
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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…
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Brian and Jacob take a break from discussing Scrum at Scale to discuss how to conduct better standups.
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Jacob and Brian take a break from Scrum at Scale to discuss how to conduct better standups.
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Scrum@Scale part 3
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The next installment of Scrum@Scale
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An intro to Scrum@Scale with Jacob Shore and Brian Levy.
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Brian Levy and Jacob Shore sum up their impression on the LESS framework. The next episode they take on Scrum@Scale.
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In our evaluation of LESS we've been going through the LESS principles. In this episode we're examining "Continuous Improvement Towards Perfection".
We reach a point where we parse whether "Continuous Improvement Towards Perfection" is a worthy principle and what are its limits.
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Brian Levy and Jacob Shore complain about how terrible code reviews are - and offer suggestions about how to improve your code review process.
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Brian Levy and Jacob Shore explore the id of SOLID design. The Interface Segregation Principle and the Dependency Inversion Principle.
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