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Jak Agile Coach może pracować nad zmianą? Jak się do tego zabrać? Co robić i w jakiej kolejności? Odcinek jest efektem rozmowy Kuby ze znajomą Scrum Masterką i postanowiliśmy pogłębić ten temat. Chcemy Ci pokazać, jak osoba zaangażowana w zmianę może decydować, co będzie zmieniane, jakie są priorytety. Nie traktuj naszych porad jako gotową instrukcję, ale jako inspirację do działania. Porównaj sobie to, jak pracujesz, z tym, co mówimy w tym odcinku.

O czym usłyszysz w odcinku?

Koncepcja pracy nad zmianą:
03:19 - Zacznij od celu
07: 11 - Samodzielnie zorganizuj swoją pracę jako Agile Coach
11:06 - Zbuduj model, zeskanuj teren
14:07 - Zakontraktuj z managerem, zespołem to, co będziesz realizować
17:38 - Eksperymentuj w małych iteracjach
23:09 - Weryfikuj postęp

Porady i przemyślenia:

27:00 - Limituj zmianę
28:40 - Dostosuj tempo zmian do zespołu, a nie swoich ambicji
30:58 - Zbieraj myśli, hipotezy, obserwacje, pomysły
33:39 - Bądź otwarty/otwarta na to, że możesz się mylić
35:18 - Uzbrój się w cierpliwość

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Porządny Agile

#059 - Praca Agile Coacha nad zmianą

O'Reilly's Mac Slocum talks with Neal Ford, a software architect and meme wrangler at ThoughtWorks, about software architecture, its relationship with DevOps, and the growing influence of microservices.

How The DevOps Revolution Informs Software Architecture

DevOps is all the rage these days, and enterprises everywhere, of all sizes, want to eek the most efficiency from their people and infrastructure.  The DevOps mentality is one way to help.  DevOps strives to increase efficiency by focusing on communication, collaboration, automation, and shared responsibility between development and operations organizations. This week’s episode features Garrett Mueller, Technical Director, as we discuss DevOps and continuous integration at NetApp.

Episode 6 - DevOps and Continuous Integration at NetApp

I sat down with Sam Guckenheimer of Microsoft to talk about how he led the transformation of Microsoft Visual Studio to Visual Studio Online, a SaaS based offering. Along the way Sam and his team developed the 7 habits of successful DevOps, based on their experiences.

The 7 Habits of Successful DevOps

Bob Moesta, Chris Spiek, and Jason Fried interview a Switch Workshop attendee about a mattress that he recently purchased.

By far the most popular request that we’ve heard about Jobs-to-be-Done Radio is that we get more tactical and share some of our consumer interview techniques.

For recommendations on how to listen to the interview, check out the show notes: http://jobstobedone.org/radio/the-mattress-interview-part-one/

Mattress Interview - LIVE JTBD interview, debrief & analysis (Jason Fried, Bob Moesta & Chris Spiek)

Rossen Stoyanchev talks to Wesley Reisz about blocking and non-blocking architectures, upcoming changes in Spring including Spring WebFlux, the reactive web stack in Spring framework 5, due this summer.  He also discusses the differences between rxJava and Reactor.

Why listen to this podcast:

 - Spring Framework 5 is due to be released June 25 2017
 - Spring Web Flux provides a web programming model designed for asynchronous APIs
 - Back-pressure is important in a server environment; less so within a UI environment
 - It’s possible to use a Spring Web Flux client within a Spring MVC applciation
 - Managing sets of thread pools is more complicated than having a scalable asynchronous system

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Rossen Stoyanchev on Reactive Programming with Spring 5 and Spring WebFlux

Martin Fowler chats about the work he’s done over the last couple of years on the rewrite of the original Refactorings book. He discusses how this thought process has changed and how that’s affected the new edition of the book. In addition to discussing Refactors, Martin and Wes discuss his thoughts on evolutionary architecture, team structures, and how the idea of refactors can be applied in larger architecture contexts.

Why listen to this podcast:

 -    Refactoring is the idea of trying to identify the sequence of small steps that allows you to make a big change. That core idea hasn’t changed.
 - Several new refactorings in the book deal with the idea of transforming data structures into other data structures, Combine Functions into Transform for example.
 - Several of the refactorings were removed or not added to the book in favor of adding them to a web edition of the book.
 - A lot of the early refactorings are like cleaning the dirt off the glass of a window. You just need them to be able to see where the hell you are and then you can start looking at the broader ones.
 - Refactorings can be applied broadly to architecture evolution. Two recent posts How to break a Monolith into Microservices, by Zhamak Dehghani,  and How to extract a data-rich service from a monolith by Praful Todkar on MartinFowler.com deal with this specifically.
 - Evolutionary architecture is a broad principle that architecture is constantly changing. While related to Microservices, it’s not Microservices by another name. You could evolve towards or away from Microservices for example.

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Martin Fowler Discusses New Edition of Refactoring, Along With Thoughts on Evolutionary Architecture

#SpreadITTalks to podcast w którym omawiane są tematy poruszane w trakcie konferencji SpreadIT i nie tylko.

Moimi pierwszymi gośćmi byli Jarosław Pałka oraz Jakub Marchwicki, z którymi rozmawiałem o rozwoju i ciągłej nauce w kontekście osób już doświadczonych w branży IT. Jest to temat, który wielokrotnie pojawia się w dyskusjach, temat na czasie. Jeśli zatem interesuje Cię jak planować swoją ścieżkę kariery, kiedy znajdywać czas na rozwój, jak wybierać kolejne etapy swojego rozwoju i jakich narzędzi używać- to ten podcast jest dla Ciebie.

SpreadIT Talks 2018

#001 - Ten o rozwoju doświadczonych programistów i planowaniu kariery

Software engineers, architects and team leads have found inspiration to drive change and innovation in their team by listening to the weekly InfoQ Podcast. They have received essential information that helped them validate their software development map. We have achieved that by interviewing some of the top CTOs, engineers and technology directors from companies like Uber, Netflix and more. Over 1,200,000 downloads in the last 3 years.