Eduard, Founder DOvelopers, is constantly thinking about how the industry is evolving. Learning makes us more valuable than yesterday. And it helps us to rethink responding to change into embracing uncertainty, rather than avoid it. Below you can read a Read more…
Two and a half years have passed since I decided to start a new career challenge. I have intuited a field and a need that develops in the IT industry. The one of continuous learning and professional development.So I chose Read more…
Sharing ideas and connecting with people is an endless source of knowledge and ideas. In our opinion, meetup events are great enablers for this. Another benefit is that it builds relationships easily. Also, it creates a mindset of communicating freely. Read more…
Retrospective is a very important tool in agile development. The purpose of retrospectives is clearly described in the 12th agile principle: ‘At regular intervals, the team reflects on how to become more effective, then tunes and adjusts its behavior accordingly.’ Besides effectiveness, this Read more…
In April, we returned to ASE to hold a presentation about Agile. Eduard enjoyed the opportunity to connect with the students. And to share his thoughts on the matter. The presentation link can be found here. ‘I talked with the students from Economic Read more…
It grew into numerous practices and methodologies. It created a boost for many development teams and non-it ones. The first glimpse of it was in 1968 through “Conway’s Law”. Decades later it had a massive boost in 2001 through AGILE Manifesto. And Read more…
We had a great time at Agile Estimations ! It was the second open workshop, after Scrum: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. OpenScrum is an initiative with the purpose of creating learning opportunities for the community. Each workshop will Read more…
Scrum: The Good. The Bad, The Ugly was an interactive OpenScrum workshop, where we shared personal stories about Scrum implementations. The purpose was to create an open space setup, in order to learn from each other. We debated and talked about Read more…