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@AaronErickson You can tell orgs that truly invest in agile values not because they have a Kickass Process™, but because they integrate more functions into the fast-feedback environment of a dev team. Product decisions slowing you down? PM on the team! Product Designer! Dev Ops! On the team!
@AaronErickson While scrum makes it possible for PMO organizations (embodied in the new role of Product Owner) to actually get feedback from working software, it does so at the expense of actual software teams.
Thirteen years on the hell site. Connections I have made here literally changed my life.
For some reason Twitter wanted me to know today was the day I joined. For probably the same reason, I wanted to share it.
@indigitalcolor You might get value out of the onetab extension. Let's you sweep all tabs into a page and selectively reopen the kids you care about. I've used it for years.
@bonniea@MissAmyTobey @johannarothman @JuttaEckstein @AgileTD achieving all 4 of these points in a product or enterprise company is hella difficult, as the incentives almost never line up. and that's before we add in any context sharing challenges like time zones or tech choices.
@bonniea@MissAmyTobey @johannarothman @JuttaEckstein @AgileTD Without the safety of all of these practices, I'm not certain even a pure by-the-book XP org will really be able to go full speed, have fungible engineering, and have that quality that makes it awesome to work in.
@soonernotfaster@AnneLoVerso I was just reading a relevant blog the other day. I think its important to consider what we want our inheritance to do for us. Sometimes being more or less strict with certain things will serve us better https://t.co/pRmtUrD8sW
@soonernotfaster@AnneLoVerso I think that would be dependent on the domain, but in the most functional sense, the fact that the two contracts exist in the same system is largely coincidental. Unless one function calls the other, they don't really have anything to do with each other.
@AnneLoVerso@soonernotfaster I would use the types to refer to and enforce that contract, and they would only be useful to me in the context of that contract.
@AnneLoVerso@soonernotfaster I'm not certain I would use the bounded context idea consciously here. Rather, each of those use cases is referring to the same thing, but requires a different contract with it. The underlying map of key value pairs doesn't know or care what type of being applied.