Let’s take a look at the typical Agile Software development workflow. First, we would like to clarify what we mean by software development. Paulo has a BSc in Computer Engineering, and a Msc in software Engineering, and all of us have been working with software...
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Stand-up meetings don’t steal your time
We've been in some teams in the past that people were seeing stand-ups as a burden. We've heard various complaints: "I wish I could do some real work in the time I spent in stand-ups" "I don't care what the team does, I have my isolated work to do" "I can't wake up in...
Agile Brazil 2012
Another great Agile Brazil! This year, the main Agile conference on South America happened in São Paulo, from September 4th-7 th. Agile Brazil is the most relevant conference regarding Agile Development Methodologies in Brazil and it is driven by the...
Firefox OS hackday at Thoughtworks Porto Alegre
Last Saturday Thoughtworks Porto Alegre hosted the awesome Firefox OS device hack day!The day ended with 6 demos and 10 new technical documents about apps published in PortugueseHere is a really cool app created during the...
Agile in the Large-scale GSD: Success or Sudden Death?
Today is the first day of the ICGSE 2012, the7th IEEE International Conference on Global Software Development which is happening at Porto Alegre, Brazil. In an hour, I will be participating on a panel about Agile in the Large-scale GSD. The panel discussions will be...
Risk brainstorming activity
Every Agile project I work on has recurring retrospective sessions. At times I highjack the retrospective session and run this risk brainstorming activity instead. I find it useful to run this activity at the project beginning (on the first or second Sprint), and...





