Agile Software Development

How software developers everwhere can apply agile methodologies to their day-to-day

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Agile manifesto

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Product Management

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How to prioritize features using NPS

Product analytics

Managing an agile portfolio

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Scaling agile with Rosetta Stone

Agile iron triangle

Beyond the basics whitepaper

Software development

Dev managers vs scrum masters

Git branching video

Stress free release

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Product design process customer interview

Collaborative design in agile teams video

The agile advantage

Connecting business strategy to development reality

Agile is a competitive advantage

Working with specialists

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Agile tutorials

How to do scrum with Jira Software

Learn advanced scrum with Jira Software

Learn kanban with Jira Software

Learn how to use Epics in Jira Software

Learn how to create an agile board in Jira Software

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Learn Versions with Jira Software

Learn Issues with Jira Software

Learn burndown charts with Jira Software

About the Agile Coach

Martin Suntinger

Software development articles

Article

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.

Article

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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Learn how Git fits into an agile workflow

Git's flexibility supports a range of workflow needs for any given software team. Here are three tips to make Git fit into your agile workflow.

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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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Git branching for agile teams

Moving to Git opens up a whole new level of agility for software teams. Here's how to design branching schemes for both SaaS and installed products.

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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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Journey to a stress-free software release

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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How to deliver quality assurance at speed

Learn how a small team of Quality Assistance engineers evangelizes and coaches sustainable testing methods across the development team.

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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.

Article

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.

Tutorial

Learn scrum with Jira Software

A step-by-step guide on how to drive a scrum project, prioritize and organize your backlog into sprints, run the scrum ceremonies and more, all in Jira.

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Tutorial

Learn scrum with Jira Software

A step-by-step guide on how to drive a scrum project, prioritize and organize your backlog into sprints, run the scrum ceremonies and more, all in Jira.

Read this tutorial

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