What is domain-driven design?  Isn't that an architecture thing?  WTF is "ubiquitous nomenclature"?  Join James Gifford and Jay Hrcsko as they compare experiences with utilizing domain-driven design in agile transformations, and how they used the central tenets and practices to drive success with their transformations.  Enjoy!

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In this episode of the Agile Uprising podcast, Troy Lightfoot and Jay Hrsko Agile principles as a way to measure progress at all levels of an organization. 

In this week's episode James and Colleen sit down with David Bernstein while at Mile High Agile 2019 to discuss the importance and impact of software craftsmanship on business agility.  Enjoy!

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Do you ever have trouble with user stories?  Not enough detail?  Hard to write?  What about non-functional requirements?  Join Jay as he sits down with the father of use cases, Ivar Jacobson, to discuss his newest project:  Use Cases 2.0.  Ivar proposes that use cases are actually highly relevant in the agile world...listen with Jay as they explore this topic as well as touch on Essence and the methods prison!

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Agile practitioners always talk about using "agile outside of IT"...well in this episode, James Gifford sits down with Colorado teacher Bret Thayer (and some of his students!) to talk with how he uses agile in his high school classroom!  Enjoy!

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In this episode of the Agile Uprising podcast, Troy Lightfoot sits down with scientist Bart Kay to discuss the concept of empiricism. They go in the fundamentals of the empirical method and discuss how Scrum is meant to be an empirical process but is often lacking. They also talk about why and how to introduce more empirical process in your life, Agile transformation, and Organization as a whole. 

Links:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/30529885

http://patreon.com/bart_kay