The Agile & Technology Bookmarks

Podcasts

a16z Podcast by Andreessen and Horowitz
–> https://a16z.com/podcasts/

Internet History Podcast by Brian McCullough
–> http://www.internethistorypodcast.com/author/brian-mccullough/

Recode Decode by Kara Swisher
–> https://www.vox.com/recode-decode-podcast-kara-swisher

IoT-Inc. Business Show by Bruce Sinclair
–> https://www.iot-inc.com/category/mediatype/podcasts/

ETL (Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders) by Stanford University
–> https://ecorner.stanford.edu/series/etl/

The Agile Bookmarks

The internet has quite some interesting sources of information – some are interesting, some carry some information and others are simple MUST-READ information. Below, there is my collection of MUST-READ links – my agile bookmarks.

Agile manifesto

The avantgarde of software development in 2001 came together and defined core values of how software development should be done in future.

Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan

Agile development is more culture than process

Jeff Patton at agileproductdesign.com about Agile development is more culture than process. The post is from 2009 but contains some very useful insights about the positioning of AGILE.

 

Agile Methods

LEAN:

Kanban:

Technology Bookmarks

Engineering blog by bitly.com

Everything you should/want to know about scalability in high performance scenarios: High Scalability blog

PageLoadComparison: whichloadsfaster

Hoster solution in Germany: ProfitBricks

Continuous deployment at etsy.com

Legendary talk @velocity 2009 by John Allspaw & Paul Hammond: 10 deploys per day

Code as Craft by etsy.com

Exclusive: a behind-the-scenes look at Facebook release engineering

Quora-blog-post on Continuous Deployment at quora.com

Badoo’s Continous Integration approach described in a post on highscalability.com

Quora-blog-post on How do big companies like Facebook, Google manage software releases without causing system outages and poor user experience?