Gregory T Member of San Francisco Agile User Group
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the idea of agile is good, but i find that the practice can be a bit more difficult than thought! im looking to pick up tips and share experiences with others in the practice of software
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Gregory TJun 22I RSVPed No for Agile testing in large team on large code base, sharing the experienceTuesday 7:00 PM at SUPINFO
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Gregory TApr 27I RSVPed Yes for The Price of Uncertainty: Why Agile Projects Succeed When Others FailTuesday 7:00 PM at SUPINFO56 attended ·
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Gregory T liked Steve Bockman's idea
Creating User Personas"This workshop engages participants in exercises that promote the crafting of personas that represent real users...."7 members like this idea -
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Using hybrids. Agile and ???? How to make it work!"Integrating Waterfall with Agile. How to make it work. How to deal with the merge and clash."6 members like this idea -
Gregory TFeb 22I RSVPed Yes for Using Agile with Large, Geographically Dispersed Development TeamsMonday 6:30 PM at Microsoft - San Francisco200 attended ·
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Gregory T unfortunately I will already be away for the Christmas holiday.. too bad, I wanted to goDec '09 15I RSVPed No for Learn how to go Agile with ScrumTuesday 6:30 PM at Microsoft - San Francisco300 attended ·
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