Dan Radigan

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About the Agile Coach
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Dan Radigan

Agile has had a huge impact on me both professionally and personally as I've learned the best experiences are agile, both in code and in life. You'll often find me at the intersection of technology, photography, and motorcycling. 

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Kanban - A brief introduction

An introduction to kanban methodology for agile software development and its benefits for your agile team.

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Get started building an agile workflow

Agile workflows help bring structure to scale your software development process. Learn more about workflow management to support your agile program.

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What are story points and how do you estimate them?

An inside look into secrets of agile estimation and story points. Good agile estimation lets product owners optimize for efficiency and impact.

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Five agile metrics you won't hate

How to use agile metrics. Learn about sprint burndown, epic and release burndown, velocity, control charts & the cumulative flow diagram.

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Four agile ceremonies, demystified

Learn how to facilitate great agile ceremonies like sprint planning, daily stand-ups, iteration review and retrospectives.

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The product backlog: your ultimate to-do list

What is a product backlog in agile or scrum? Learn about the best practices for managing and prioritizing a healthy product backlog.

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Three steps to better sprint reviews

Learn how sprint reviews demonstrate the hard work of the entire team: designers, developers, and the product owner.

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Standups for agile teams

Learn how standups contribute to a healthy agile program and some tips and tricks for you and your team.

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Working with WIP limits for kanban

Learn how to use work in progress limits, the 4 goals for agile teams using WIP limits, and why WIP limits are important. Get started here.

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How to be an awesome agile developer

Are you a developer? You've come to the right place. Learn what agile means when it comes to coding, culture, and making your job awesome again.

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Development Managers vs. Scrum Masters

Learn how to be an effective agile manager as a Scrum Master or Development Manager. See how these two roles differ and work together effectively.

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Feature branching your way to greatness

Learn techniques and strategies behind a great feature branch, release branch, task branch & branching's evil twin, the merge.

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Why code reviews matter (and actually save time!)

Code review helps developers learn the code base, as well as help them learn new technologies and techniques that grow their skill sets.

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Three ingredients for great software releases

Great software releases start with modular architecture and are powered by great relationships. Learn how to have great agile software releases here.

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Escaping the black hole of technical debt

Learn how to reduce technical debt with agile in three steps. Preventing technical debt in this way is what allows development to be agile in the long run.

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Get better quality with agile testing practices

QA teams are responsible for executing test plans. With agile testing they can sustainably deliver new features with quality. Learn best practices here.

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Continuous integration

Build your team's agility with faster feedback. Because you only move as fast as your tests.

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Agile roadmaps: build, share, use, evolve

A roadmap is just as important to an agile team as it is to a waterfall team. We'll talk about how to build an agile roadmap, how to use it, and evolve it.

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Creating a lean, mean product requirements machine

Learn how to create a lean, agile product requirements document by following these principles with this agile product requirements document template.

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The secret to remote agile teams

Do you work on a remote or virtual team? Learn how to manage, structure and build culture with a distributed agile team.

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How to work with agile specialists

Sometimes skill sets needed for a project fall outside a team's collective abilities. Read best practices for working with an agile specialist.

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Managing an agile portfolio

How to make agile practices work across a large portfolio of many teams and lots of developers.

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