Agile teams are generally cohesive and are empowered and expected to make day-to-day decisions. A large part of empowerment in Agile methods is that the team makes the decisions, not the project manager. However, there are some risks involved with this type of decision making. In this article I describe some possible risks. Group think [...]

I believe that any software developing company that wants to have a competitive advantage needs to stop focusing on just building features, but instead focus on the users.

Jesse Eichar writes a daily blog about Scala.
“A short daily dose of Scala examples and occasionally explanations”.

Everyday a nice read about Scala. I’ve added it to my newsreader and if you like Scala, you should do too!

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On November 21st the London Wicket meetup took place in “The Gallery” at the central London Foyles Bookshop. At the venue some well-known Wicket-related speakers made their entrance and held talks about Brix, Wicket 1.5, WiQuery, and how having a baby compares to writing a book.

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