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7 Pillars Of AGILE
Confidence
Definition of Done
working software
validated learning
High Quality
Zero Bugs
Visibility
Storyboard
Informative Build
Burnup/down charts
transparency
open decision making
continuous improvement
Plan Do Check Act
Reliable Cadence
Using Version Control
Distributed
Optimistic vs Pessimistic Locking
branching
Continuous Integration (CI)
CI Tools
automated deployment
automated build
tenminute build
frequent checkin
Customer Satisfaction
split testing
Critiquing the Product
Test Harness for Legacy Code
test seams
dependency breaking
sprouts and strangling
Business Value
validating
Release Management
Flow
Stories
Story Estimation
Story Splitting
Story Writing
Delivering In Small Slices
Incremental
Iterative
Product Backlog
Sprint Backlog
frequent delivery
Basic Throughput Accounting
Cadence
Limiting Work in Progress
Optimize the whole
Value Stream Mapping
Cycle Time
pull mentality
Kanban
Time management
Pomodoro
Getting Things Done
Timeboxes
avoiding waste (muda)
Extra features
Heavy specs
Handoffs
Waiting
Recreating knowledge
Self Improvement
intentional practice
book discussions
online communities
Reading
Code Kata
local user groups
open source projects
conferences
retroflection
Daily self reflection
Self Management
Common Pitfalls
Self Awareness
balance
Keeping Motivated
autonomy
mastery
purpose
work/ health/ friends
social captial (networking)
slack
easy to use/learn
simple
functional completeness
overall coherence
Evolutionary Design
Product
vision
clear problem domain
Visualization and Presentation Techniques
Wireframe/Paper Prototyping
working directly with whole team
explicit goals
managed scope
measured progress
success metrics
solves real/valuable problems