Card Trees in
Mingle 2.0, Webinar on Distributed Software Development, The ThoughtWorks
Anthology
Greetings!
Another month has gone by, with a lot happening at ThoughtWorks Studios.
Our March newsletter brings you news about a webinar on Making Distributed
Development Work, the upcoming Mingle 2.0 and tips on tracking the
lifecycle of a story card in Mingle.
Webinar: Making Distributed Software Development Work
Join ThoughtWorks' Matthew Simons and Forrester's Carey Schwaber, as they
discuss how to ensure successful software delivery when working with
distributed teams.
Date: Tue, April 8 2008
Time: 10:00 A.M. PDT - 1:00 P.M. EST - 6:00 P.M. GMT
Register at the Agile Journal website.
Card Trees in Mingle 2.0: Handling project complexity
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With Mingle's new feature, Card Trees, we
are breaking new ground in how a team can visualize project complexity. We
have built into Mingle the power to visually define parent-child
relationships between cards on your project and tools to capture metrics
at any level and aggregate them according to the hierarchies you design. |
Read Forest for the Trees,
in which Mingle Product Manager Adam Monago discusses how
Card Trees can
be used as a powerful visualization tool. Mingle 2.0 will be available in
April, so stay tuned!
Released: The ThoughtWorks Anthology - A guide to software innovation
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The ThoughtWorks Anthology,
a compilation of essays by industry experts Roy Singham, Neal Ford et al,
addresses many of today's hot development issues - refactoring, domain
specific languages and more.
Read Martin Fowler's One Lair and Twenty Ruby DSLs (PDF). |
Archived: Webinar on Testing (with Ward Cunningham)
The legendary Ward Cunningham and Testing expert Jennitta Andrea
headlined our recent webinar, "Envisioning the next generation of
functional testing tools". It also featured the first-ever public demo of
Twist, our soon-to-be-released functional testing tool.
Watch the
webinar on demand.
Buzz of the Month
Mingle user Dan Pickett of Enlight Solutions shares some nifty ideas on tracking the lifecycle of a story card in Mingle.
Read Dan Pickett's
Mingle for Agile software development.
See you next month!
Sincerely,
ThoughtWorks Studios
http://studios.thoughtworks.com
studios@thoughtworks.com |