August 24-28, 2009 - Chicago
Agile 2009 will be an exciting international conference about techniques and technologies, attitudes and policies, research and first-hand experience, from both the management and technical sides of agile software development.
Speaking Sessions
Damon Poole, AccuRev CTO, will be speaking at Agile 2009. » Read Damon's Agile Blog
Agile Source Code Management using Stories, Agile Workflow, and CI ( Full Listing)
This session will show how to manage changes using stories and how to use branches to represent your workflow. While the techniques will be demonstrated using AccuRev as the change management tool and Cruise Control as the CI tool, the focus is on the patterns and techniques for managing source code with stories, simple workflow, and CI that can be implemented with a variety of tools.
Removing Integration Delays with Collocated Whole Teams and Multi-stage CI ( Full Listing)
As individuals we work in transient isolation to reduce the impact of work in progress on each other. Organizations isolate WIP by using only official versions of 3pty sources and by producing official releases for customers.
Multi-stage continuous integration (MSCI) scales CI to large distributed environments by isolating work in progress at the team level. Changes move from individual to team to mainline as fast as CI allows, but stop on failure.
MSCI is particularly important in a distributed environment where fixes to problems exposed by CI can be delayed by a full day.
|
Agile 2009 Conference