Agile isn't a religion. The Manifesto isn't scripture. Let's not treat them as such.

Nobody stays at a job for ever. Be prepared for your colleages to leave.

You don't need to have a retrospective meeting. But you do need to retrospect!

Don't waste time re-inventing the agile wheel for every new team. Choose a minimum viable agility.

Whether you choose Scrum, Kanban, Lean or any other framework, if you only do that, you're not being agile.

No matter how many Post-its or other artifacts you produce, if you're not producing working software, you're not agile.

Agile, like family, cannot be scaled. But we can allow for it at scale.

The twelve-factor app is a methodology for building software-as-a-service apps

Regardless whether someone belongs to the PO or PM school, they seem to have exactly the same complaints about the other.

Does "code quality" actually mean anything to a business? It sure can!

How should you decide when to use a microservices architecture or a monolithic architecture?