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Refactoring has the advantage that over time it makes code easier to understand and maintain. This can contribute to the maturity of the code. It has the disadvantage that it

Imagine a world where you are predictably delivering high quality products to happy customers faster than ever before and realizing more revenue and higher profits as a result. A world

These days, there is a lot of criticism of the “waterfall” model of development. I believe that is because it is used as a blanket term that actually has three

A common objection to Agile Development is that customers don’t want frequent releases. To me, this is one of the stranger objections. It is true that very few customers want

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I'm still working on putting together a comprehensive description of Hyper Agile. In the meantime, this recent article from Tech Target is a great overview of Hyper and how it benefited the

If you're interested in learning more about Scrum, but just don't have the time to read a book on the subject, you can quickly pick up the basics from this videoproduced

It was incredibly exciting to accept the Jolt Product Excellence award at SD West last week! I could barely speak. It was a real validation of the AccuWorkflow vision as

AccuWorkflow, a new product from AccuRev that allows the use of a single workflow for both issue tracking and code development, has been announced as a Jolt Finalist! I think AccuWorkflow

In their February 2007 issue, Dr. Dobb's has just published an article that I wrote on best practices for global development titled "Think Globally, Code Locally". It also happens to overlap

I came to the realization a while back that I'm not really an SCM person. In fact, I'm a software development process person who has been focusing on SCM. That's

Joel Spolsky recently did a posting on large scale development and mentioned AccuRev!