Agile Toolkit Podcast

Agile 2007 - David Chelimsky - Behavior Driven Development with RSpec

bob@electroglide.biz — Mon, 10 Dec 2007 18:01:00 GMT

David Celimsky is one of the development powerhouses behind RSpec, one of the first frameworks for Ruby to implement the Behavior Driven Development process. BDD is an interesting process and I like the increased move toward using language that the "user" can understand when describing or systems in executable form. I can now put another face (not Dave Astels as I usually do) to RSpec David. David is great to talk to and I recommend accosting him at conferences to start up a conversation. Enjoy Bob Payne

Agile 2007- Jochen Krebs - Agile Certification

Fri, 16 Nov 2007 16:46:00 GMT

I spoke with "Joe" Krebs at the Agile Conference regarding the somewhat contentious topic of certification.

Enjoy

-Bob Payne

Agile2007 - James Shore - The Art of Agile Development

Fri, 26 Oct 2007 17:56:00 GMT

I spoke with James Shore about his new book. I have not yet read it but enjoyed the sample chapter that was provided int the packet.

My guess is that it will make it onto my permanent bookshelf.

Enjoy

-bob payne

Agile 2007 - Johanna Rothman - Author, Consultant and Agilist

Thu, 11 Oct 2007 16:15:00 GMT

Johanna is one of those people that I have just never run into until Agile 2007. I really enjoyed my conversation with her and I believe that you will find it rewarding as well.

-bob

Gartner Mid Size Enterprise 2007 - Live Agile Project - Cyber Korp / Paul Smith

Tue, 25 Sep 2007 13:51:00 GMT

I recently attended the Gartner Mid-Size conference with Cyber Korp. Cyber Korp provides Agile Development, Delivery and Transformations to organizations. I helped them deliver a software project over two days of the conference using requirements that had been gathered from one of the IT executives at the conference.

In this episode I speak with several folks from Cyber Korp and Paul Smith of ATA Airlines about his experience participating in a Micro Agile Project. Like so many of the Executives at the conference, Paul had not been exposed to Agile Development before the conference. He was a great customer and dove right into the 3x5 cards over breakfast on the first day and was gracious enough to show up for two mini UAT sessions where he got to give feedback and create new stories for the backlog.

Cyber had set up a Live Feed to their Agile Development Center in Chicago so that we could monitor progress and communicate with the development team there.

Please enjoy the podcast. I had a great time chatting with Paul and the folks from Cyber Korp

-bob

Agile2007 - Segundo Velasquez - Mano a Mano - CodeGreen Labs

Wed, 12 Sep 2007 23:15:00 GMT

Agile2007 - Dave Thomas - I finally speak with Smalltalk Dave

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 4 Sep 2007 23:29:00 GMT

Agile2007 - Josh Kerievsky - Scaling training, e-Learning and certification

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 31 Aug 2007 16:26:00 GMT

I finally got a chance to record a podcast with Josh. He is great fun to chat with and has also produced a classic in the field. If you do not have a copy of Refactoring to Patterns grab one for yourself or someone who develops code for a living. We chatted about his companies new e-learning offering, certification and scaling teaching.

Hope you enjoy this as much as I did recording it.

Many more Agile 2007 recordings to come...

Enjoy the new (slightly) intro and lead out.

-bob payne

APLN 2006 - Pollyanna Pixton - Agile Leadership

Tue, 12 Jun 2007 15:30:00 GMT

If you have not heard Pollyanna Pixton you are in for a treat. Not only does she have the best Cold War Super Hero name of all the agilists she is a great speaker. Enjoy this presentation that she gave to the Washington DC APLN chapter last year.

This has been sitting on my hard drive for a long time and it needed to get out. Please do not be confused about the her reference to the Agile Conference it is a reference to last years conference. The Leadership Summit did sell out and you can hear some of the sessions that I recorded and released last year.

I hope to get 2006 fully published by the time the Agile2007 conference comes around.

-bob payne

RailsEdge 2007 - Bruce William - His talks and the Ruby/Rails Community

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 7 Jun 2007 13:43:00 GMT

I talked with Bruce Williams about the Ruby community near the Boulder, living in snow, the RailsEdge, Rails Plugins and UI Frameworks. We talked about the tools that are available to Ruby and Rails developers and how these combined with attitude within the community may have created the sweet spot that Rails now occupies. He also mentions that conferences should blur the line between speaker and attendee.

Bruce is a great guy and I think you will enjoy this interview.

- bob payne

Agile SkypeCast 2007 - Bob Martin - What is Agile?

Thu, 24 May 2007 03:13:00 GMT

In the first Agile Skypecast, Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin answers the
question of "What is Agile?" He goes back to the start, to the
Snowbird meeting, the formation of the Agile Alliance and the
drafting of the Agile Manifesto. He also looks at the core
principles and key practices of Agile software development.

This Skypecast was hosted and arranged by Tim Haughton and
had participants from around the globe.

Enjoy.

-bob payne

RailsEdge 2007 - Jim Weirich - Rake goodness

Tue, 15 May 2007 18:58:00 GMT

I spoke with Jim after his Rake Talk at the RailsEdge. If this is not your favorite build tool now it will be. Jim is the creator of Rake and RubyGems package management for Ruby. These two tools have made my life a lot easier and if you have not used them, then you are probably not using ruby. Jim talks about using Rake and db migrations with a recent java project.

I also spoke with Jim about ruby test driven development. It was great to see someone do tiny step TDD in a presentation that was not an eXtreme Programming demonstration.

Jim is the first of my guests to say "Your the AgileToolkit Guy ... I listen to the podcast!" or something to that effect. Thanks for the interview and for listening to my podcast Jim.

Enjoy

-bob payne

Agile 2006 - Ryan Martens - Founder & Chief Technology Officer of Rally

Mon, 16 Apr 2007 16:02:00 GMT

I spoke with Ryan about Rally software and the Eclipse plugin that they are releasing. We talk about the movement of teams from my favorite "Cards on a Wall" to the use of Rally for their planning and reporting.

Ryan talks about his experience with the APLN Agile Leadership summit at the Agile 2006 conference.

-bob payne

Agile 2006 - J.B. Rainsberger - XP Day, A Fire Alarm and Buffalo Jerkey

Tue, 3 Apr 2007 02:05:00 GMT

Joe and I talk about his work with XP Day around the globe. We also enjoyed some excellent buffalo jerky from the farmers market in Minneapolis. Joe has is the publisher of JUnit Recipes. This book is a must on the bookshelf of any agile Java programmer.

I'm sure I will have more interviews with JB in the future so...Stay Tuned.

-bob

Agile 2006 - Steve Adolph - Agility in the Art of War ... a dissertation

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:56:00 GMT

Steve talks to me about his research and finds some very interesting agile analogies in war fighting, traditional project success and cultures of success. Steve is a great speaker and I personally like this podcast quit a bit and I'm sure you will enjoy it as well.

-bob

Agile 2006 - Barg Upender and David Kane - Agile Movie Making - Sell your first increment.

Thu, 15 Mar 2007 14:54:00 GMT

Barg and David are friends from DC and I wish I had gone to their workshop since I have an interest in movie making. They have both presented papers on Agile in the Government space and this is a nice departure from that important but somewhat dry topic.

Hopefully I will soon get all of the Agile 2006 podcasts out of the way so that I can focus on Agile 2007.

-bob

RailsEdge 2007 - Dave Thomas - Monoculture, Music and Erlang ... Oh My

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 1 Mar 2007 13:58:00 GMT

I spoke with Dave Thomas at the RailsEdge in Reston Virginia. We talk about his new book Agile Web Development With Rails and the Erlang book that is in the pipeline for the Pragmatic Bookshelf.

The most striking feature of this podcast is the range of topics that we discuss. The second half of the discussion explores music, photography, monoculture and education.

I was tired when I recorded this and you can hear it. Fortunately Dave was engaging enough to make this a decent podcast.

Enjoy

-bob payne

Rails Edge 2007 - Mike Clark - Pragmatic Studio and Rails Edge

bob@electroglide.biz — Sat, 17 Feb 2007 13:11:00 GMT

Mike and I talk about the Rails Edge and some of the other conferences that he is involved with. Not only does he run a great conference he participated in several of the talks and is a Rails Developer himself. This was my first Ruby/Rails specific event and it will not be the last.

This was the last of a series of recordings that I made at Rails Edge. I will be releasing the others over time.

You can get more information at

http://pragmaticstudio.com/therailsedge/

See you at RailsConf...

-bob

Simple Design and Testing Conference 2006 - Ron Jeffries and Chet Hendrickson

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 15:45:00 GMT

I finally got a chance to talk with Ron Jeffries and Chet Hendrickson at the Simple Design and Testing conference last year. I have known Ron for a while now but this conference was the first time that I got to talk with Chet. They both enjoyed the conference and I hope to see them at the next SDT conference if we ever get around to organizing one.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Alistair Cockburn - Crystal Methodlogies and Agility

bob@electroglide.biz — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 14:41:00 GMT

I got a chance to speak with Alistair Cockburn at Agile 2006. He talks about his evolution as a Methodologist from a hardware guy, the Crystal family of methodologies, his writing and much more.

I hope you enjoy.

-bob payne

Simple Design and Testing Conference 2006 - Open Space Kickoff

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 29 Dec 2006 20:26:00 GMT

Here is the kickoff of the OpenSpace for SDT 2006. This conference was organized by Naresh Jain of Thoughtworks and held at the West Chester University of Pennsylvania.

http://sdtconf.com/

No Fluff Just Stuff Fall 2006 - Panel Discussion

bob@electroglide.biz — Wed, 15 Nov 2006 03:50:00 GMT

I had the chance to drop in on the NFJS Fall tour in Reston VA. This panel discussion covers a wide variety of topics. Mostly related to Java and Ruby but with a little simplicity and Agile thrown into the mix.

It was a fun discussion and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

-bob

Agile06 - Jeff Nielsen - The Psycology of Build Times

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:58:00 GMT

Jeff gave a presentation on the Psycology of Build Times at Agile 2006. He is always a cheerful voice in the Agile Community and we chat about a variety of subjects including the presentations that he and I presented at SD Best Practices 2006.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Bob Martin - Fitness, New Book and the Conference

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:54:00 GMT

I spoke with Bob at the end of the last day of the conference. At this point we were both tired. Bob can always liven up a room and he was able to get one last burst of Podcast Energy from me.

We discuss a number of topics but the podcast is short and sweet.

Enjoy

-bob payne

Agile06 - Michael Spayd - Cogility and Agile Transformation

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 27 Oct 2006 01:47:00 GMT

Michael and I talk about his company Cogility and his work with organizations. I have seen Michael on the agile circuit for some time and shared several OpenSpaces with him.

I'm sure we will be hearing more from Michael. I certainly enjoyed my chat with him.

-bob payne

Transitioning to Agility - Sanjiv Augustine, Thad Sheer, Bob Payne, and Cliff Berg

bob@electroglide.biz — Mon, 23 Oct 2006 21:11:00 GMT

APLN - DC Chapter - Transitioning to Agility

Panel: - Sanjiv Augustine, Thad Sheer, Bob Payne, and Cliff Berg.

We talked about our experiences transitioning organizations to Agile Practices.

This was a fun discussion. It is long but I hope you enjoy it.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Scott Ambler - Eclipse Process Framework

Thu, 19 Oct 2006 02:27:00 GMT

Scott and I talk about his new work with the Eclipse Process Framework and a variety of other topics. As with all my conversations with Scott this one went on for a while.

Hope you enjoy.

-bob

Agile06 - Ward Cunningham - Eclipse Foundation

Tue, 19 Sep 2006 13:47:00 GMT

Ward and I talk about his new position as the Director of Committer Community Development at Eclipse. He discusses the release of Callisto by the Eclipse foundation, itâs Agile roots and other fun tool related topics.

-bob

Agile06 - Mary Lynn Manns - Fearless Chage and Agile 2007

Mon, 11 Sep 2006 01:08:00 GMT

Mary Lynn is the co author of Fearless Change and the Chair of the Agile 2007 Conference here in Washington DC. What can I say ... the book is great and I look forward to working with her on Agile 2007.

I did not get as much time to talk with her at the conference as I would have liked since she was swamped.

- bob

Agile06 - Dot Tudor - Agile Europe/UK and DSDM

Mon, 11 Sep 2006 01:00:00 GMT

Dot is the first practicioner of DSDM that I have spoken with on the Agile Toolkit Podcast. DSDM is one of the early Agile Metodologies that has taken hold in Europe and the UK but has not made the jump to the states yet.

DSDM has a more formalized prioritization process that is refered to as the MoSCoW process.

- Must Have
- Should Have
- Could Have
- Won't Have

I enjoyed my talk with Dot and I hope you will also.

-bob

Agile06 - Nancy Van Schooenderwoert - From Embeded to The Organization

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 00:58:00 GMT

I spoke with Nancy V. last year about using Agile in the embedded software space. Now she is coaching organizational change in the UK and loving it. That is bad for Boston but Good for the England.

Hope you enjoy.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Chris Matts - Real Options and Agile Software Delivery

bob@electroglide.biz — Fri, 18 Aug 2006 00:52:00 GMT

I speak with Chris Matts about Real Options. Chris is as high energy about financial options and risk profiles as anyone I know. Expect to hear more from Chris in the future.

Hope you enjoy.

-bob payne

APLN06 - Mark Salamango John Cunningham - Leading the Agile Way: Duty, Honor, Delivery

Fri, 18 Aug 2006 00:48:00 GMT

This is a recorded Experience Report from the APLN Leadership summit at Agile 2006.

Leading the Agile Way: Duty, Honor, Delivery by Mark Salamango and John Cunningham. A contractors experience doing a project for the military and the challenges involved providing security monitoring for the Super Bowl.

Hope you enjoy.

-bob payne

APLN06 - Alexia Bowers - Leading from a Position of No Power:

Fri, 18 Aug 2006 00:44:00 GMT

This is a recorded Experience Report from the APLN Leadership summit at Agile 2006.

Leading from a Position of No Power: A Customer's Perspective of an Agile Team by Alexia Bowers. Leadership challenges that customers face on an agile project.

Alexia is the COO of Ternary software and she speaks of her challenges leading from the customer seat.

Hope you enjoy.

-bob payne

APLN06 - David Hussman and Tor Stenstad - GMAC/RFC Agile Transition

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 02:09:00 GMT

David Hussman and Tor Stenstad discuss about their experience working together on the transition of GMAC-RFC to an agile delivery approach.

âBetter Faster Cheaper, EverydayâItâs a competitive advantage.â

Customizing Agile for a large implementation.

-bob

APLN06 - Panel Discussion - Real leaders talk about large Agile Implementations

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 10 Aug 2006 01:50:00 GMT

This panel discussion from the APLN Leadership Summit brings the voice of large company executives speaking about their implementation of Agile. You may want to make sure your Executives listen to this podcast. These people never thought Agile canât scale.

Steven Ambrose â Director DTE Energy

Israel Gat â IBM, Digital, Microsoft, EMC, BMC

Peter George â Senior VP Engineering, CTO Kronos

Bud Phillips â VP of Decisioning Services â CapOne

Listen and enjoy.

-bob

APLN06 - Tim Lister - Introduction to Agile Leadership

bob@electroglide.biz — Wed, 9 Aug 2006 12:02:00 GMT

Tim Lister is a well know author and all around funny speaker. I recorded his tutorial at the APLN Leadership Summit at the Agile 2006 Conference. This was the second time I have heard him talk and I always find his talks humorous and informative.

There are a few audio glitches as he puts on his mic and when people ask questions without a mic but all and all it is well worth a listen.

-bob

Agile06 - Bud Phillips, Vice President Capital One - Decisioning Services

Thu, 3 Aug 2006 23:09:00 GMT

Straight from the VP's mouth. Bud and I talk about his adoption of Agile and Lean practices in his line of business. Who said you can not do
Agile in an opreations group...Not Me. Capital One has a large Agile implimentation and Bud was one of the early adopters.

I enjoyed this interview quite a bit. I hope to see Bud on the next Agile tour here in DC at Agile 2007.

-bob

Agile06 - FranÃ§ois Beauregard - GreenPepper Software

Thu, 3 Aug 2006 22:59:00 GMT

FranÃois Beauregard and I talk about his new venture at GreenPepper software. This tool is a combined test tool, bug tracking and management software. I've known him for several years and I always like talking to him.

-bob

Agile06 - James Shore - CardMeeting - Online 3x5 cards

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 3 Aug 2006 22:50:00 GMT

James Shore is working on CardMeeting.com. I love this tool. I think it has a lot of great potential. I generally do not like online planning tools since they usually need to be single threaded and do not feel right. People at a table are better but ...... if you are not in the same room ....

Go to the site with several people on different computers and have a blast.

-bob

Agile06 - Brian Robertson - Holocracy - A Governance Sturcture

Thu, 3 Aug 2006 22:40:00 GMT

I speak with Brian Robertson about the project governance structure called Holocracy. This is an interesting process of structuring the organization while still allowing self orgnaization within the structure. This seems like it could work in Agile Organization.

Brian has a ton of energy and I'm sure he will be taking this forward.

Enjoy it.

-bob

Agile06 - Gary Pollice - Teaching a new crop of Software Craftspeople

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 23:06:00 GMT

Gary Pollice is a Professor of Practice, Computer Science at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. He discusses his use of project simulation to bring "Real World Challenges" into an academic setting. While he does not specifically teach Agile Methods in the class, many of the processes and practices that emerge will look shockingly familiar to those of us in the agile community. Plus he has fun with it ... I wish he had been one of my professors so that I could have learned some of the hard lessons in the classroom rather than on the job.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Tom and Mary Poppendieck

Mon, 31 Jul 2006 01:11:00 GMT

Tom and Mary Poppendieck talk with me about their new book: Implementing Lean Software Development: From Concept to Cash

Since the interview I have read a draft chapter from the book. It looks like it will be another great book.

-bob payne

Agile06 - Sanjiv Augustine

Sat, 29 Jul 2006 12:24:00 GMT

Sanjiv and I talk about his book Managing Agile Projects and his work. He is on the board of the APLN and active in the local DC chapter of the APLN. I've worked and published with Sanjiv and was glad to get a podcast wtih him at last.

-bob

Agile06 - BorisGloger

Mon, 24 Jul 2006 23:16:00 GMT

Boris and I talk about his work with Product Owner Teams and the state of Agile in Europe. Working with multiple customers is always somewhat problematic. Boris talks about several strategies to unify them into a single voice.

-bob

Agile06 - Open Space Kickoff - Diana Larsen

Mon, 24 Jul 2006 21:47:00 GMT

Diana kicks off OpenSpace at the conference. If you have never attended openspace you will find the most fulfilling sessions there. At least I do.

-bob

Agile06 Keynote - Peter Coffee

Mon, 24 Jul 2006 21:20:00 GMT

Peter Coffee delivered a keynote that was both informative and inspiring. A combination that is sometimes hard to come by at a conference. His keynote tied four of his favorite books back to the Agile Manifesto.

Listen and Enjoy...

-bob

Agile06 Kick Off with Todd Little

Mon, 24 Jul 2006 19:45:00 GMT

Todd kicks off the conference with a Top 10 List and the news that the conference has nearly doubled since last year.

Jared Richardson - Just Ship It - No Fluff Just Stuff 2006

Tue, 4 Jul 2006 01:02:00 GMT

Jaraed is one of several authors that I met at the NFJS conference here in the DC area. He has a book out called Just Ship It and I believe that you should take a look at it. It offers advice that can allow nearly any shop to make there process more Agile.

Enjoy.

-bob payne

Ramnivas Laddad - AOP - No Fluff Just Stuff

Tue, 4 Jul 2006 00:58:00 GMT

Are you ready for Aspect Oriented Programming, if not give this a listen and hopefully you will learn a bit more about the topic from Ramnivas. I met him at the NFJS here in the DC area and he was kind enough to teach me a thing or two about AOP.

It's not just for security and logging anymore.

-bob payne

Brian Sletten at No Fluff Just Stuff 2006

Tue, 4 Jul 2006 00:53:00 GMT

Another in the NFJS series. A conversation with Brian Sletten aobut NetKernal and the Semantic Web. Brian is a DC area consultant that I have run into on projects and I am glad I ran into him at this conference.

Enjoy the podcast

-bob payne

Venkat Subramaniam - Practices of an Agile Developer - NFJS Tour 2006

Mon, 29 May 2006 02:23:00 GMT

Venkat Subramaniam and I talk about his new book "Practices of an Agile Developer" during the NFJS Tour 2006 in Reston VA. I enjoyed both the book and his course at NFJS. This book is going on the recommended reading list for my clients. The practices are laid out in a way that eases adoption for people new to Agile and improves the practices for those who have been doing Agile.

Enjoy

-bob

Jay Zimmerman - No Fluff Just Stuff Tour 2006

Sat, 13 May 2006 03:07:00 GMT

I talked with Jay at the end of the No Fluff Just Stuff conference in Reston VA. Jay talks about the Java roots of NFJS and discusses the inclusion of Ruby and Agile Methods into the conference tracks. If you have not been to a NFJS conference you should sign up for the one nearest to you.

Say hi to Jay for me.

-bob payne

Mark Richards - FDD & Agile Architecture - NFJS2006 Tour

Sat, 13 May 2006 03:01:00 GMT

Mark and I discuss Feature Driven Development (FDD), Agile Architecture and the NFJS conference. Mark is an energetic spokesman for Agile Architects everywhere.

Enjoy.

-bob payne

Dave Thomas - No Fluff Just Stuff 2006 Tour

Thu, 4 May 2006 12:57:00 GMT

I got a chance to speak with Dave at the No Fluff Just Stuff that was held in Reston VA. Every year or so I find nuggets of information that change the way I work and think about my work. We speek briefly about one such nugget that I got from a course I took with Dave... The Dreyfus Model of Learning.

Listen and enjoy.

More podcasts from the NFJS are on the way.

-bob payne

Cliff Berg - High Assurance Design

bob@electroglide.biz — Wed, 1 Feb 2006 01:47:00 GMT

Cliff talks about his new book "High Assurance Design", Agile Development and repairing the image of Architects. Cliff and I go back a number of years and I am glad he is now fully converted to Agile Methodologies.

Todd Little - Agile 2005 - APLN and Agile 2005

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 15 Nov 2005 02:02:00 GMT

Todd was kind enough to give me a few spare minutes during the Agile 2005 Conference. He was exceptionally busiy as one of the organizers of the conference and as a founding member of the APLN. If you would like more info about the APLN visit. www.agileprojectmgt.org Next years conference should be even bigger.

Fit with Ward Cunningham and Rick Mugridge

bob@electroglide.biz — Thu, 20 Oct 2005 19:31:00 GMT

Here is an interview that I had with Ward Cunningham and Rick Mugridge at the Agile 2005 conference in Denver. Fit is an acceptance testing tool that took the conference by storm. Many languages are supported and tests are defined in a Wiki. If you are looking to fill the Acceptance Test Gap on your project and have not yet looked at this tool...you should. Listen and enjoy. -bob payne

The AgileGuys Discuss ScrumMaster Certification

bob@electroglide.biz — Mon, 12 Sep 2005 01:33:00 GMT

Matt and I talk after the ScrumMaster certification that I taught in DC. Look forward to more conversations with Bob and Matt as the AgileGuys get spooled up.

Nancy Van Schooenderwoert - Embedded Agile- Agile 2005

bob@electroglide.biz — Sun, 11 Sep 2005 20:29:00 GMT

Nancy V and I talk about her work in the agile embedded software space. She talks about her work, the challenges of instrumenting embedded software for automated testing and the future of a Fit Fixture for the embedded software world. If you are in the Boston area look up the Agile Bazaar and attend a meeting if you can. I believe that she will also be podcasting the Agile Bazaar meetings at some time. -bob payne

Mary Poppendieck - Lean Software Development - Agile 2005

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 23 Aug 2005 15:58:00 GMT

Mary and I talk about her work in the area of Lean Software Development, new product development and the Agile 2005 Conference in Denver.

Scott Ambler - Agile Modeling, Agile Database and the Agile Development Conference

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 16 Aug 2005 11:05:00 GMT

Scott and I talk about his work integrating the modeling and data communities into agile projects. He also hints at something that will make the RUP community happy upcoming in October. Give it a listen and let me know what you think. -bob payne

Arlo Belshee - Agile 2005 - Promiscuous Pairing and the Least Qualified Impementer

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 9 Aug 2005 13:38:00 GMT

Welcome to the Arlo Belshee experience. Promiscuous Pairing, Least Qualified Implementer and a whole lot of energy. I spoke to Arlo at the Agile 2005 Conference in Denver.

Dave Astels - Behavior Driven Development - Agile 2005

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 9 Aug 2005 03:27:00 GMT

Dave and I talk about his new book and his new Behavior Driven Development project in Ruby. Look for BDD in a project near you.

User Centerd Design Round Table with Lynn Miller, Jeff Patton and Rebecca Wirfs-Brock

bob@electroglide.biz — Tue, 9 Aug 2005 03:21:00 GMT

This Round table addresses the integration of User Centered Design into an agile project. This was a great conversation and I'd like to thank Rebecca Wirfs-Brock for helping set it up.

Mike Hill - Agile 2005

bob@electrogldie.biz — Mon, 8 Aug 2005 16:25:00 GMT

A conversation with Mike Hill at the Agile 2005. Mike discusses his new book and the Coders Without Borders project that he is starting up. We recorded this at the hotel bar so there is quite a bit of background noise. Enjoy.

Collaborative Leadership with Ester Derby, Diana Larsen and Pollyanna Pixton

bob@electrogldie.biz — Mon, 8 Aug 2005 16:21:00 GMT

I talk with Esther Derby, Diana Larsen and Pollyanna Pixton at the Agile 2005. This round table talks about Collaborative Leadership. They discuss a variety of topics related to leadership and teamwork. I hope you will enjoy listening to this podcast as much as I enjoyed recording it.

Bob Martin - Agile 2005 Conference

bob@electrogldie.biz — Mon, 8 Aug 2005 16:04:00 GMT

For this first Agile Toolkit podcast I talk with Bob Martin at the Agile 2005. In this short conversation Bob talks about the convergence of Agile Methodologies and he gives his minimal list of practices that a team could employ to become agile.