The 25th of May 2018 will bring significant changes to all companies located or simply doing business in Europe. If only they process personal data – information allowing to identify an individual … Continue reading “Embracing the New Privacy Regulations with GDPR”
Cross Platform Desktop Applications with Electron
Times, they are a changing, less and less applications are written for desktop only – it is a mobile/browser world out there, people. As much as I like this idea, … Continue reading “Cross Platform Desktop Applications with Electron”
3 worthwhile gamification ideas for successful team building
Way before I have even heard of gamification I was working in a very formal office on some very serious government projects. Initially, as you can imagine in this line … Continue reading “3 worthwhile gamification ideas for successful team building”
JUnit 5 and Rest Assured using Extension API
JUnit 5 brings a lot of new, interesting features into Java developer toolbox. From my perspective, one of the most important is new Extensions API, which allows a user to … Continue reading “JUnit 5 and Rest Assured using Extension API”
12 tips on how to make a distributed team work smoothly
Distributed development teams are a significant part of the IT industry. They come in many shapes and sizes, but they have one thing in common – team members are not … Continue reading “12 tips on how to make a distributed team work smoothly”
Categories: Case Studies
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 1 Comment on Feeding the development pipeline right is KING!
Author Peter HorstenPosted on 1 Comment on Feeding the development pipeline right is KING! Feeding the development pipeline right is KING!
John, a product manager of a large corporate, proudly shows his management what results their 200 software development teams are delivering every second week! He knows he impressed them. But soon … Continue reading “Feeding the development pipeline right is KING!”
7 DOs and DON’Ts of Sprint Retrospective
There are quite a few issues that many Scrum Teams struggle with while doing Sprint Retrospective. In this article, I want to drop you some hints on how to run … Continue reading “7 DOs and DON’Ts of Sprint Retrospective”
The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 3
Every single line of code, every application, game or service designed to be used by the audience should be tested. Every software developer has faced the challenge of fixing an … Continue reading “The Decalogue for Good Testing – What you have to learn to become a tester. Part 3 “
10 Myths of Scrum Planning Debunked
As a Scrum Master and Agile Coach, every day I deal with issues that result from lack of understanding the basic rules of Scrum. Its principles are often misinterpreted. For … Continue reading “10 Myths of Scrum Planning Debunked”
Cloud Basics You Should Know
Do you know: when the story of the cloud actually began? what cloud computing forms there are to choose from? in what way cloud deployment models differ from one another? … Continue reading “Cloud Basics You Should Know”