I didn’t knew of Evo before, I just bumped into it reading some stuff about post-agile project management…
It’s not so far from the agile I know (at least the agile I used so far)
Evo Principles SUMMARY:
1. Real results, of value to real stakeholders, will be delivered early and frequently.
2. The next Evo [...]
Monthly Archives: September 2008
Evolutionary Project Management
Track your team mood!
Team mood is very important, it’s an indicator on how the project is going, a good mood is essential to exit from bad situations, a bad mood should be fixed as soon as possible.
I never tracked the mood in a team (I think I’ll in the future) and I reckon a graph like this: [...]
Reviving JRake
The post about the need of a new build tool had many comments and reactions so I started, before coding something brand new, to search on the web for something to solve the current, well known build tools problems.
I found out that Gant is pretty cool but then I started to search for [...]
It’s time to write a better build tool
That’s what I’ve heard more than one time in the last months, half of my friends complain about maven, the other half is just almost happy with ant. The rubists are generally happy with rake, the biggest problems are on the java/.net world.
So I thought about branching ant and rewriting it in a slightly [...]