The first thing I would do is stop measuring velocity.

Jillian, Jonathan, Shimon, Will, and Chuck discuss the history of the show, their favorite episodes, and what they think is coming in 2022.

Next time you're learning a new open source tool, consider submitting doc fixes as you see errors.

Have you ever contributed to open-source software? You should. It's easy.

Steve Wells talks about his platform for Agile games and simulations, and how they can be used to illustrate complex Agile concepts, such as inter-team dependencies, in easier to digest ways.

Writing HTML doesn't meet the definition of programming. But you'll be surprised at what does!

Rather than seeing code review, or QA, as a gatekeeping process, let's frame it as an opportunity to elevate the output of the entire team.

This 15-minute exercise demonstrates the silos problem DevOps aims to solve, and serves as a great conversation starter.

Enhance discoverability, and reduce comment rot by making sure every TODO comment references an issue number.

Code is always subject to refactoring when the need arises. Adding a comment to that effect is just noise.

TODO comments are everywhere. And they're usually ignored. So just stop creating them.