Continuing with the high school physics formulae, I turned my attention from the average velocity formula to the final velocity and acceleration formula. I experimented the acceleration formula on the Agile project I was working on at the time: the sample project. I...
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Average velocity from High School Physics and Agile Projects
Two Agile teams start working on Application A, at the same time developing exactly same functionality. Team 1 delivers with a constant velocity… While searching on the internet about AgileEVP (Agile Earned Value Management) I came across a formula from my high school...
Testing private methods, TDD and Test-Driven Refactoring (with examples!)
While being a TDD--Test Driven Development--coach, I am always asked about testing private methods. I finally decided to write about my experience on testing private methods. When really doing TDD (i.e. writing the test code before writing the functional code, and...
Agile Bridge Analogy
It is quite common to make analogies between the IT industry and Civil engineering. Developers often compare software development and design with construction projects; for example, the importance of having a blueprint and following known successful practices. I have...





