I posted in the past about scrum, but not CMMI. I ran across Jeff Sutherland’s article on whether CMMI is worth doing. And yet he mentions how CMMI and Scrum together can be benefical. I highly recommend it to those who are interested in software development, especially those work in large software shops.
On a side note, here’s a list of companies using Scrum.
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When working in a software team, solving problems is one of the team’s job. Here’s an article about the concept of team solving — great read. :)
OpenXDAS…an open-source, distributed audit service.
So? What’s that? If you do software development, then…
If a software based process is critical to the life of your company, then so is the security and access control surrounding resources managed by that software based process. Auditing is the way you track who did what to what and when it happened.
Here’s an article about OpenXDAS. If I had more time, I would dabble into it. :)
The article published in IBM developerworks is very informative. I highly recommend anyone who maintains Subversion to read this article. Good schtuffz.
Today’s edition of the Fresno Bee published an article on open source development and its growing movement in Central Valley. I never thought there was actually open source activity going on (except for where I work) until I read this article . I hope more open source company start-ups will arise in the near future in the Central Valley. Good time!
In this post Kevin Barnes make the analogy of software being like a “Code Garden”. Best analogy or not for describing the software process I enjoyed reading Kevin’s justifications.
