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Many Geeks underestimate the power of collaboration and all of the skills they need to become experts in their craft. They have heard of "Agile" and sometimes do something that smells like it. Software development is about managing complex problems over some period of time to produce something that serves people: the end users, the stakeholders, our colleagues, and ourselves. Getting better at it - becoming an expert - is not just about obtaining and applying knowledge. We will discuss why Agility, in its deepest form, contributes to the growth of Expertise and the service of people.]]>
Many Geeks underestimate the power of collaboration and all of the skills they need to become experts in their craft. They have heard of "Agile" and sometimes do something that smells like it. Software development is about managing complex problems over some period of time to produce something that serves people: the end users, the stakeholders, our colleagues, and ourselves. Getting better at it - becoming an expert - is not just about obtaining and applying knowledge. We will discuss why Agility, in its deepest form, contributes to the growth of Expertise and the service of people.]]> Sat, 10 Sep 2016 02:51:20 GMT /slideshow/cocoaconf-relationship-between-agility-and-expertise/65879025 kauerrolemodel@slideshare.net(kauerrolemodel) CocoaConf Relationship Between Agility and Expertise kauerrolemodel Many Geeks underestimate the power of collaboration and all of the skills they need to become experts in their craft. They have heard of "Agile" and sometimes do something that smells like it. Software development is about managing complex problems over some period of time to produce something that serves people: the end users, the stakeholders, our colleagues, and ourselves. Getting better at it - becoming an expert - is not just about obtaining and applying knowledge. We will discuss why Agility, in its deepest form, contributes to the growth of Expertise and the service of people. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/cocoaconfrelationshipbetweenagilityandexpertise-160910025120-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Many Geeks underestimate the power of collaboration and all of the skills they need to become experts in their craft. They have heard of &quot;Agile&quot; and sometimes do something that smells like it. Software development is about managing complex problems over some period of time to produce something that serves people: the end users, the stakeholders, our colleagues, and ourselves. Getting better at it - becoming an expert - is not just about obtaining and applying knowledge. We will discuss why Agility, in its deepest form, contributes to the growth of Expertise and the service of people.
CocoaConf Relationship Between Agility and Expertise from Ken Auer
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Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. The reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to look at how the key concepts of Agile Software Development, the makeup of your team, and the nature of your delivery goals should affect each other to build good software. There is a difference between producing a "consumable app" and producing a "software asset" and the relationship between expertise and agility is crucial to understand, especially for the latter.]]>
Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. The reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to look at how the key concepts of Agile Software Development, the makeup of your team, and the nature of your delivery goals should affect each other to build good software. There is a difference between producing a "consumable app" and producing a "software asset" and the relationship between expertise and agility is crucial to understand, especially for the latter.]]> Tue, 26 May 2015 05:59:29 GMT /slideshow/the-relationship-between-agility-and-expertise/48593275 kauerrolemodel@slideshare.net(kauerrolemodel) The Relationship Between Agility and Expertise kauerrolemodel Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. The reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to look at how the key concepts of Agile Software Development, the makeup of your team, and the nature of your delivery goals should affect each other to build good software. There is a difference between producing a "consumable app" and producing a "software asset" and the relationship between expertise and agility is crucial to understand, especially for the latter. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/therelationshipbetweenagilityandexpertise-150526055929-lva1-app6892-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. The reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to look at how the key concepts of Agile Software Development, the makeup of your team, and the nature of your delivery goals should affect each other to build good software. There is a difference between producing a &quot;consumable app&quot; and producing a &quot;software asset&quot; and the relationship between expertise and agility is crucial to understand, especially for the latter.
The Relationship Between Agility and Expertise from Ken Auer
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Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.]]>
Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.]]> Wed, 06 Aug 2014 12:03:07 GMT /slideshow/agilenough/37729870 kauerrolemodel@slideshare.net(kauerrolemodel) Software Craftsmanship: Agile Is Not Enough kauerrolemodel Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/agileisnotenough-140806120308-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.
Software Craftsmanship: Agile Is Not Enough from Ken Auer
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Most iOS apps use one or more UITableViews for at least some portion of their user interface. Unfortunately, UITableViewController code can often be home to monstrous if/else constructs employed to handle cell configuration and user interaction. This talk will illustrate the typical issues encountered with table view code. Whether form-like table views with a fixed number of rows, such as those found in settings views or those used to edit object data, or dynamic tables with multiple sections and rows within each section, you'll learn how to produce concise, readable, and powerful code.]]>
Most iOS apps use one or more UITableViews for at least some portion of their user interface. Unfortunately, UITableViewController code can often be home to monstrous if/else constructs employed to handle cell configuration and user interaction. This talk will illustrate the typical issues encountered with table view code. Whether form-like table views with a fixed number of rows, such as those found in settings views or those used to edit object data, or dynamic tables with multiple sections and rows within each section, you'll learn how to produce concise, readable, and powerful code.]]> Sat, 10 May 2014 09:47:34 GMT /slideshow/table-view-pain-points/34515002 kauerrolemodel@slideshare.net(kauerrolemodel) UITableView Pain Points kauerrolemodel Most iOS apps use one or more UITableViews for at least some portion of their user interface. Unfortunately, UITableViewController code can often be home to monstrous if/else constructs employed to handle cell configuration and user interaction. This talk will illustrate the typical issues encountered with table view code. Whether form-like table views with a fixed number of rows, such as those found in settings views or those used to edit object data, or dynamic tables with multiple sections and rows within each section, you'll learn how to produce concise, readable, and powerful code. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/tableviewpainpoints-140510094734-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Most iOS apps use one or more UITableViews for at least some portion of their user interface. Unfortunately, UITableViewController code can often be home to monstrous if/else constructs employed to handle cell configuration and user interaction. This talk will illustrate the typical issues encountered with table view code. Whether form-like table views with a fixed number of rows, such as those found in settings views or those used to edit object data, or dynamic tables with multiple sections and rows within each section, you&#39;ll learn how to produce concise, readable, and powerful code.
UITableView Pain Points from Ken Auer
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Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.]]>
Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.]]> Sat, 10 May 2014 09:38:01 GMT /slideshow/software-craftsmanship-agile-is-not-enough/34514792 kauerrolemodel@slideshare.net(kauerrolemodel) Software Craftsmanship: Agile is Not Enough kauerrolemodel Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone. <img style="border:1px solid #C3E6D8;float:right;" alt="" src="https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/agileisnotenough-140510093801-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&amp;height=120&amp;fit=bounds" /><br> Some people seem to think that following an Agile process will get you good software. But, the reality is that Software Craftsmanship is found in the work produced, not in the process followed. The Agile Manifesto hints at this, but many have missed it. How do you get that quality up there, consistently keep it there, and keep raising the bar? Through a combination of some discussion on the nature of Skills Acquisition, and an analysis of common practices in software development (from Tests to Pull Requests to Pair Programming), well paint a picture of how to become a true expert that you cant get from Agile alone.
Software Craftsmanship: Agile is Not Enough from Ken Auer
]]> 1041 3 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/agileisnotenough-140510093801-phpapp02-thumbnail.jpg?width=120&height=120&fit=bounds presentation White http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/post http://activitystrea.ms/schema/1.0/posted 0 https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/profile-photo-kauerrolemodel-48x48.jpg?cb=1522931499 Sets and directs the vision and implementation of the world's first and premiere eXtreme Programming Software Studio(tm) where software craftsmen, journeymen, and apprentices build unusually adaptable software that meets our clients' needs. Also consults to clients who want to improve their own software development process. RoleModel Software creates custom web and mobile applications, delivering a user experience that enables our customers to achieve a higher return on their investment. You bring the business knowledge and unique ideas. We bring the technical expertise and experience to deliver those ideas in working software. RoleModels team has deep and varied skills in both ... http://rolemodelsoftware.com https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/cocoaconfrelationshipbetweenagilityandexpertise-160910025120-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/cocoaconf-relationship-between-agility-and-expertise/65879025 CocoaConf Relationship... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/therelationshipbetweenagilityandexpertise-150526055929-lva1-app6892-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/the-relationship-between-agility-and-expertise/48593275 The Relationship Betwe... https://cdn.slidesharecdn.com/ss_thumbnails/agileisnotenough-140806120308-phpapp01-thumbnail.jpg?width=320&height=320&fit=bounds slideshow/agilenough/37729870 Software Craftsmanship...